Alright, then. As for more alternatives, sanha has saved the previous, less
accurate map, as well as his trace of the area based on Bing Map. DWG
should implement one of them, or maybe mix both. Here are the links for
.osm that sanha provides:
Old OSM area map:
http://intosunset.tistory.com/attach
It’s CC BY-SA and not ODbL compatible. There’s the additional problem that it
appears to be derived on a map from a South Korean maritime survey institution
and a map published by dkbnews, so even if the author gave permission it’s not
all his work.
I think there’s a previous less accurate v
According to sanha, he doesn't read mailing lists, and he doesn't want to
get into too much legal rambling.
The .osm file sanha made to replace the Daum-sourced map is based on this
map:
http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/File:Dokdo_zoomin.png
The legal information is there in English. Would this be
I sent a message explaining those to that mapper.
Actually uploading DAUM data to OSM is more dangerous in Korea than
you think. All online map services in Korea (even Google map) are
based on data mapped by the government. And those government data
can't be exported without approval by a law. (We
Apologies for the message in English, but if I knew Korean I wouldn't need
to send it.
The DWG was informed that a Korean mapper
(http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/sanha) had used DAUM as a source.
I'm dealing with redacting the relevant changesets, but the mapper doesn't
speak English and I don'
