Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

I assume that you have got legal advice on the COPPA related consequences of your activities and are willing to share this with the OSMF? Simon Am 17.11.2015 um 02:45 schrieb Steven Johnson: > Hello list, > > Just in time for #OSMGeoweek, TeachOSM with support from Mapstory.org > and American

[Talk-us] Whole-US Garmin Map update - 2015-11-14

These are based off of Lambertus's work here: http://garmin.openstreetmap.nl If you have questions or comments about these maps, please feel free to ask. However, please do not send me private mail. The odds are, someone else will have the same questions, and by asking on the talk-us@

Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

Hi Simon, The developers selected the Credly platform specifically so that the OSM community is not in the business of collecting and managing personally identifiable information (PII). Also, we're doing two things to insure GeoBadges users understand terms and conditions of the badging process:

Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

Hi Kate The changes on Geobadges are naturally OK (in a way, more see below) it just isn't backed up by measures on the OSMF side. Aka we don't do any age checking at all and I'm slightly concerned that addressing US youths and only having (whatever) enforcement for half of the equation is not

Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

Hi Simon, The groups releasing Geobadges "TeachOSM with support from Mapstory.org and American Geographical Society" are not large multi-million dollar US organizations. None of them have highly paid in-house lawyers. Thank you for pointing out the legislation, do you hangout on all of the other

Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

Am 18.11.2015 um 01:26 schrieb Kate Chapman: > Hi Simon, > > The groups releasing Geobadges "TeachOSM with support from > Mapstory.org and American Geographical Society" are not large > multi-million dollar US organizations. None of them have highly paid > in-house lawyers. Thank you for

Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

On 11/16/2015 6:09 PM, Steven Johnson wrote: Hi Frederik, Thanks for the suggestion and I appreciate the distinction. Because this is our first outing, we're sure that the badge will evolve and the requirements are terminology will evolve with them. I would suggest "Editor" for the criteria

Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

Thais good, but doesn't address the OSM side of things. Historically, aka pre 2013 revision of COPPA, we couldn't touch sub 13teeners with a long pole. That may have improved a bit, theoretically, with the 2013 revision of COPPA, but nobody has actually done the foot- and paperwork involved to

Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

Hi Simon, What do you mean by address the OSM side of things? People all over the world are encouraging teenagers to contribute to OSM, this has been on going for years. Steven removed the part which encouraged people under the age of 13. What is the issue? -Kate On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 11:11

Re: [Talk-us] GeoBadges 1.0 for OpenStreetMap

On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 6:45 PM, Steven Johnson wrote: > Hello list, > > Just in time for #OSMGeoweek, TeachOSM with support from Mapstory.org and > American Geographical Society, has released the first OpenStreetMap > Surveyor I badge.[1] > > The badge is aimed at the