amapanda ᚛ᚐᚋᚐᚅᚇᚐ᚜ 🏳️⚧️'s Comments
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| Thoughts on the how and where of the OSMF starting to hand out money in the OSM community | @imagico > publish the key parts of the decision making process, in particular risk analysis that has been made on social implications and economic risks. Yep, I did that in this comment. Clearly that’s not what you want. 🙂 So I ask, why doesn’t that match your requirements? What’s your standard? What do you want? IMO, I met your standard. I think you think I didn’t. Maybe you need to write up a more detailed standard so I know what to aim for. |
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| Thoughts on the how and where of the OSMF starting to hand out money in the OSM community |
OK, so what are you asking? Should I just post to the mailing list and then have done it? Would you like to do that? I’m telling you now that the people should feel free to reach out to the board. OSM is a do-ocracy. 🙂 There are many projects where it would be nice if they were more active, incl. |
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| Thoughts on the how and where of the OSMF starting to hand out money in the OSM community | @imagico you have access to the same amount information on these projects as I do. The applications were in ages ago in the form of Microgrant applications. You & I know osm2pgsql & nominatim & potlatch. So then someone suggests they get funding. And I thought “Yes, I know them, sounds good”. Just because I didn’t want to write up all the rules & procedures first doesn’t mean I am not guided by principles & ideas, it doesn’t mean I am making decisions on an ad-hoc basis with any thought. It’s unwritten rules & procedures, like lots of OSM. Again, what do you actually want? What is your standard? Should I spend the next 2 weeks writing a 10,000 word rule for how exactly I plan to vote as a board member (instead of something else)? Would that be good enough for you? |
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| Thoughts on the how and where of the OSMF starting to hand out money in the OSM community | @mmd Does someone want money to work on |
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| Thoughts on the how and where of the OSMF starting to hand out money in the OSM community | (Context: I’m on the OSMF Board). The OSMF Board has not yet decided to give the money yet, we are just asking the wider OSM(F) community. The process for making the decision will be a regular circular resolution. I support this funding proposal. The suggestion to fund these came from someone on the board. I’m not really sure what your complaint is, I think it’s “The OSMF Board hasn’t written detailed policy decisions in advance before suggesting it” and yes you’re right. We’re making decisions on a case-by-case basis here. You want “public documentation of the criteria”? Here’s mine: “These software tools are very popular, and the people behind it have a track record of delivering things the OSM community benefits from”. Is that OK? (If not, please tell me what you are looking for). |
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| Westmeath Field Names Recording Project (Ireland) | We’ve imported some Logainm data into OSM before. There are ways to get the licence clear. Don’t worry, there would be people like me who know this area working on such an import. |
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| 01/07/2020: I have discovered OSM diaries. | Hello! 👋 You can view all OSM diaries at this link: osm.org/diary or all English language ones here: osm.org/diary/en |
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| Mapillary and Facebook - Combining our open mapping efforts |
I trust Amenesty International on topics like this, and they say “Facebook poses an unprecedented danger to human rights”:
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| Goodbye Foursquare, Hello OpenStreetMap! | Welcome to OSM! I look forward to your contributions. 🙂 |
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| My first ever edit on openstreetmap | Welcome! If you have any questions feel free to reach out |
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| My April 2020 in OSM | I’m not doing it fun. And whether the OSM licence should be followed is a big deal. If you’re going to fall back on “copyright law is long established”, I’ll fall back on “laws that regulate how you can treat someone is long established”.
I’m having trouble parsing this. 😖 Can you rephrase? Are you asking for a law which says “If you do [thing] to a member of [group] it’s illegal, but it’s not illegal to do [thing] to people who aren’t in [group]?” Various rape laws apply to people based on their age, or mental disabilities. Some anti-discrimination laws only apply “in one direction”. Gender recognition laws for trans people probably can only apply to trans people (who have the certificate). |
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| My April 2020 in OSM | I look forward to your justification for why the OSM project should require that everyone follow the ODbL. |
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| My April 2020 in OSM |
I thought you were saying “I don’t see an universal moral justification for this”, instead of ”This international treaty-type thing was legally adopted by nation states in a different, less binding, way”. You do not seem to have as much of a fundamental objection as I initially thought.
What about the anti-discrimination parts of the human rights instruments like this? Nearly all anti-discrimination law regulations behavior in person-to-person communication & actions.
Data Protection law may or may not limit what information I can contribute to OSM. But it definitly also limits what I can do with that personal information outside the context of OSM. Data protecition law does prevent me from ”doing whatever I want with any data they contribute to OSM”. |
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| My April 2020 in OSM |
Ah! If you can rely on the Berne Convention, then I’ll reply with the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights. QED. 🙂 “Any mapper may do whatever they want with any data they contribute to OSM” doesn’t work with the EU’s Data Protection Directive (& Charter of Fundamental Rights). Can you justify throwing away these privacy rights? (other examples: military bases, copyright, family law report restrictions, defamation/libel, trade secrets) Yes, this is a tangent, but I don’t think I understand you, so I’m curious what you would accept as justification for another matter, namely the OSM licence. And, to judge if you would apply this level of requirements to the OSM licence. |
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| My April 2020 in OSM |
“Any mapper may do whatever they want with any data they contribute to OSM” That’s an interesting perspective. Ignoring derived work (!), can you provide a justification for this rule? (I can think of people & bodies who disagree) |
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| My April 2020 in OSM | Should we have a copyright/database licence? How can you justify that? Which of your arguments against CoCs cannot be used to say ”We shouldn’t have a database/copyright licence” |
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| My April 2020 in OSM | Sorry, you’ve lost me. I don’t need to get into this level of philosophical abstraction to justify why I think we should kick people out who campaign to “Kill all Fags”. |
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| My April 2020 in OSM |
I’m trying to parse this. If we have zero behavior regulation, if we have no floor, no bare minimum, then (for example) OSMers who persistently physically assault OSMers at SotM must not be banned from the project (right?). If we have no bare minimum for the whole project, then everything is allowed, right? IMO it’s obvious that from a consequentialist view, we should have a global list of unacceptable behaviours. (The next question is what should be unacceptable)
I view the changes as applicable to all new LC applications, and will offered to all existing LCs. There bugs. §10.2(b) clearly has an off by one error, and is hence silly. 😉 I’m curious what changes you suggest. |
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| Tracing OSM Users | Geofabrik provides regional extracts of OSM data. If you aren’t logged into OSM, you can only get versions without metadata like usernames. |
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| Use of private supplier information to improve road attributes in Germany |
Jeff Bezos? (I’ll try to say “please” when Amazon try to follow our OEG rules. A little attention to existing norms goes a long way!) |