So a road-network in OSM based on OS information would have value as it would 
enable OSM's use as a map source for a routing product.

Your first and second paragraphs are therefore inconsistent, unless you don't 
think a routeable map from OSM would be a good thing.

As with any community we all have differing views.  What is important in my 
eyes is that (a) the LWG and OSMF take the overall community's view into 
account and the members disregard any personal view, and (b) that there is a 
very clear (and legally sound) description of the effect of the new licence 
when the time comes to vote so we can make an informed decision which way to 
vote based on the effect it will have.

Kevin

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