On 18.10.2012 15:02, THEVENON Julien wrote:
it means that we cannot distribute raw data coming from Cadastre alone.
We are allowed to distribute them only if they are part of composite
dataset/work ( = mixed with data coming from other sources ) and only
if we add to them the information that they are coming from cadastre
and the year of cadastre ( = our tag source= Cadastres.... 2012 )
So the integration in OSM with the source tag by French contributor
made them part of a composite dataset with cadastre attribution so
this is fine.
Hmmm... That sounds very problematic to me. :-(
Just doing a thought experiment:
* Cadastre data are imported including this source tag
* somebody removes (or overwrites) for what reason ever the source tag
at last of some buildings (none in the french community can guarantee
that this doesn't happen)
* no one can expect that every lonesome mapper knows about the special
requirement for this special source tag and leaves it attached
* a normal planet is generated (not a flll history planet) and distributed,
* nobody using the planet in aware about this special cadastre-situation
using the houses as no information is present inside.
* the situation gets even worser is for what reason ever the houses with
removed source tag are seperated out of DB and distributed as planet
extract as a new DB just under ODBL.
_For me:_ the planet from above is illegal because some illegal data are
included. This could cause a lot of problems to the OSMF. Who in the
french community is willing to cover the risk?
BTW: this new DB is even more illegal. :-(
Just my 2 cents,
Michael.
PS: and you (= the french community) are not even willing to use
seperate accounts for such an hazardous import... :-(
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