Hi, all, Here, thanks to the generosity of some folks on the OWG and OSMF who donated their time to us so that we could have access to an open source tool of this quality, is a LimeSurvey version.
https://osmf.limequery.org/751285?lang=en Please do fill it out and share it widely within the mailing lists. Please do not share it in other channels (Twitter, Mastodon, community.openstreetmap.org, etc.) as I will be posting unique versions in those channels. Once again, it is OBVIOUSLY our first choice to offer an open source survey; we didn't because we initially couldn't. Now, we are able to, and I'm glad of it. I share the concerns that many of you expressed and fully understand and value the complexity and importance of the commitment to open source software and data. I also have a good understanding of the nuances and complexity of this conversation. Indeed, I celebrate them. I object only to the tone of some of the comments, and to assumptions that are made about our motivation, decision process re: our approach, and quality of our skills. I'm not alone in objecting to problems of tone more broadly, and so I feel comfortable insisting on a higher quality discourse here on behalf of myself and the many others who share this concern. I think that good forum etiquette requires that people assume the best and ask clarifying questions. As well, there are several very commonly used phrases and rhetorical devices that can be deployed to make 'advice' feel like advice instead of condemnation or scorn. C On Sun, Apr 30, 2023 at 3:56 PM Greg Troxel <g...@lexort.com> wrote: > Courtney <courtney.william...@gmail.com> writes: > > > Can I ask--what is the fundamental objection to us trying to learn a bit > > more about OSM communication habits? > > I think you are misinterpreting. I detected no objection to trying to > learn. I only see objection to proprietary tools and pushing users to > surveillance. > -- --Courtney Cook Williamson survivalbybook.substack.com
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