2009/9/21 Sam Vekemans <[email protected]>: > Having 1 member living in the state of incorporation is key, and 20 > members i nice to have. There is a need to search internally to find > mappers who are also lawyers and have experience setting up > non-profits.
I don't know about Canada, but in Australia it takes about 30mins and about $120 give or take, however that's only for a non-profit, then you need a smart accountant/lawyer to get the proper tax code so donations can be tax deducable. > I'd (really) recommend setting up a talk-nz and a talk-au list with > osm.org so that everyone is on board and on the same page. (im on the > other lists and can see that there is a rift, or maybe its just me :) Erm there is a talk-au list... the nz'ers seem to hang out with the OSGeo crowd from what I've been told. > re: big .osm files > I need to than Ian Dees (again) because since SHP-to-osm-5.0.jar you > can add the "-maxnodes 2000" switch where it will make nice small > .osm0 .osm1 .osm2 .osm3 etc. files that can be happely imported with > JOSM. That doesn't help me, the majority of the boundaries already exist from other imports, I just need to be able import missing boundaries and create a relation from all the boundaries to form the post code boundary :) _______________________________________________ Talk-ca mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-ca
