Kristoff Bonne wrote:
> Ben,
>
>
> The ESRI-files I received as been converted to points and ways and have
> been uploaded directly to the OSM-server in that form.
About which municipality are we actually speaking btw? From which town did you
get the data?
> But, concidering storing the origi
Ben,
The ESRI-files I received as been converted to points and ways and have
been uploaded directly to the OSM-server in that form.
But, concidering storing the original files in some central place, the
issue is that I have a spoken agreement with the person who provided
these files "for uploadi
Hi Dennis and all others.
I just checked at it looks like you are right. To bad the license-system
does not allow (e.g.) the user to select between a "commercial use
barred" or "commercial use allowed" license per data-element they enter.
After all, on everything that is upload is some metadata
Dag allen,
3 maanden geleden hadden we ons eerste Antwerpse OSM-cafe. Een informele
vergadering met - vooral in Antwerpen aktieve - mappers.
Een van de conclusies van de bijeenkomst was toen dat we dat eens
regelmatig moesten doen.
Vandaar dat ik zou voorstellen op 25 oktober, vanaf 13 uur, op
If it is data that can be transformed in a GPX file it should be the
most easy to upload it as a 'track' that is public?
For other data that should be public available, isn't there some
existing - osm - server that could host it?
I have plenty of place on a server where only bandwidth can be a
Kristoff Bonne wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> After I managed to receive the official streetmap data from my
> town-administration, I'm now quering the neighbouring towns for the same
> thing.
A little question:
would it be possible to setup some server to host the files we get this way,
so everyone i
Dennis Bollyn wrote:
> Kristoff,
> I don't think a license that forbids commercial use of the data is
> compatible with openstreetmap. Doing so would in my opinion be counter to
> the spirit. Best regards,
Indeed, OSM data is CC-BY-SA, which allows distribution for any purpose,
including commer
Kristoff,
I don't think a license that forbids commercial use of the data is compatible
with openstreetmap. Doing so would in my opinion be counter to the spirit.
Best regards,
Gyrbo
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Van : Kristoff Bonne [mailto:kristoff.bo...@skypro.be]
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Hi All,
After I managed to receive the official streetmap data from my
town-administration, I'm now quering the neighbouring towns for the same
thing.
Now, IMHO, what would help to persuade the administrations is a bit more
legal security on the use of this information. After all, this
informat
