On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 2:21 PM Kevin Broderick
wrote:
> However, that assumes that you can trust the news to be accurate,
>
Always a questionable assumption -- whenever you know the facts behind a
story, you see what they get wrong.
> and the distinction between "closed in winter" and "not main
Since OSM is used around the world, shouldn't intellectual property laws in
other countries be considered?
Nathan Grasso
https://osm.org/user/Hexocyte
On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 2:12 PM Mark Wagner wrote:
> In the United States, facts can't be copyrighted, only specific ways of
> expressing them.
However, that assumes that you can trust the news to be accurate, and the
distinction between "closed in winter" and "not maintained for winter
travel" is not one I expect the news media to get right. The article I saw
quoted the driver has having seen a "Not maintained for winter travel" sign
and
On Thu, 2 Jan 2020 14:47:35 -0500
Bill Ricker wrote:
> Kevin asks,
> > is Jefferson Notch Road actually closed to wheeled vehicles in
> > winter or
> just not maintained?
>
> Per copyright news reports, it is signed as closed to wheeled
> vehicles, open to snow-machines only, in winter.
> (As
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