Just a request to the would be Bounty Mapper in Boracay:
Please make a brief write-up on how you did it. This would be a good
case study for other orgs/company wanting specific areas included in
OSM.
Good luck and enjoy!
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 1:20 AM, Mike Collinson wrote:
> At 02:18 PM 19/02
At 02:18 PM 19/02/2009, Eugene Alvin Villar wrote:
>I'll do some research to get a rough estimate on how long it will likely take
>to map the whole of Boracay so we'll know what travel package to get (3D 2N?
>or 4D 3N?). I remember it taking me about an hour to walk the whole stretch of
>White B
Bah bids :) Our entire purpose was to 1) Ideally work within the existing
OSM community and 2) Use it as a good example of open source working with a
commercial example.
Yesterday was the advocacy website's highest traffic day - 64 uniques
(ignoring the day when we sent out the TopBlogs.com.ph mas
I ran this idea among some of my non-OSM friends and acquaintances and they
seem interested ("tempting" is the word).
A travel-photoblogger expressed a concern that P25K might not be enough if
you really wanted to create a Boracay directory (complete with pictures,
contact info, coordinates, etc.
Let the bids begin ...
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 4:14 PM, Andre Marcelo-Tanner
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Got an offer here I think would be hard to resist, summer is coming and
> Boracay is a hot spot, we own Boracay.com.ph and have decided to develop
> it to its full potential, essentially we would like B
Hi,
Got an offer here I think would be hard to resist, summer is coming and
Boracay is a hot spot, we own Boracay.com.ph and have decided to develop
it to its full potential, essentially we would like Boracay mapped.
It's a great cross over for both commercial and open source purposes.
So, we