Rząd postanowił podnieść zasiłek pogrzebowy, i słusznie. Równocześnie jednak powinien uwspółcześnić ustawę o cmentarzach i chowaniu zmarłych, która z niewielkim zmianami obowiązuje od 1959 roku, czyli od epoki wczesnego Gomułki.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Rząd postanowił podnieść zasiłek pogrzebowy, i słusznie. Równocześnie jednak powinien uwspółcześnić ustawę o cmentarzach i chowaniu zmarłych, która z niewielkim zmianami obowiązuje od 1959 roku, czyli od epoki wczesnego Gomułki.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Improving the data within OSM around Beacon, NY and surrounding towns.
Specific road, sidewalk, and bike focus. Improve data about existing buildings and building changes. Improve trail network and information.
Specific road, sidewalk, and bike focus. Improve data about existing buildings and building changes. Improve trail network and information.
scetron's Diary | Thoughts | OpenStreetMap
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Don't map for render
Don't map for geocoder
Don't map for validator
Don't map for database
Don't map for Overpass
Don't map for editors
Don't map for laws
Don't map for statistics
Don't map for yourself
Don't map! Soon the AI will map it all out.
TrickyFoxy's Diary | DON'T MAP | OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Map often
Map early
Map in the mornings
Map at noon
Map in the evenings
Map late at night
Map from dusk to dawn
Map on weekends
Map daily
Map every day in your heart
Map your town or city!
Map what you like
Map where you go
Map whenever possible
Map who you love
Map obscure and rare tags
Map for yourself
Map for humanitarian causes
Map alone
Map together
Map to your heart's content
Map for Light, Life, Love & Liberty
Map !
Magick93's Diary | MAP | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Ustawa o sygnalistach: mamy szansę na porządne prawo, a było o włos
https://oko.press/ustawa-o-sygnalistach-mamy-szanse-na-porzadne-prawo-a-bylo-o-wlos
https://oko.press/ustawa-o-sygnalistach-mamy-szanse-na-porzadne-prawo-a-bylo-o-wlos
Po interwencji organizacji pozarządowych rząd wycofał się z procedowania projektu wadliwej ustawy o sygnalistach
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
My reflection about SotM Africa 2023 held in Yaoundé, Cameroon which focused on the theme “Open Mapping as a support tool for local development in Africa”. The State of the Map Africa (SotM Africa) is a bi-annual regional conference that celebrates the culture of open mapping, open data, GIS and its impact across Africa. It was a great opportunity for mappers, GIS & Open Mapping enthusiasts, data users, and other stakeholders in the OpenStreetMap community to come together, share knowledge, and collaborate on projects.
• Presentations and workshops: The variety of presentations on topics related to OpenStreetMap, and GIS such as Field mapping techniques, data analysis, and community building. I learned about new tools, methods, and techniques, and also gained insights into the challenges and opportunities facing OpenStreetMap in Africa and how we can collaborate together to develop and solve Open Mapping & Data challenges in Africa.
• Networking: The conference offered a great opportunity to meet with other people from other part of Africa & world, who are passionate about OpenStreetMap. I was opportune to make new friends, (the Likes of Kennedy, Yves Emmanuel, Charles, Emmanuel, Janet, and the OSM Cameroon team), established professional connections, or found collaborators for future projects
• Cultural and social Night experiences: The conference was also a chance for me to experience the Cameroonian culture especially during the social night event seeing different culture, dancing steps etc., I enjoyed the hospitality offered, local food, music, and dance, and learned more about the history and traditions of Cameroon.
My Appreciation goes to SotM Africa 2023 Scholarship team, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap (HOTOSM), OSM Africa, WNA Hub, ESA Hub, and other Donors for their support to the success of this remarkable event, indeed SotM Africa 2023 was a valuable and enriching experience for me. It provided an opportunity for me to learn, network, and contribute to my local community and the OpenStreetMap community.
• Presentations and workshops: The variety of presentations on topics related to OpenStreetMap, and GIS such as Field mapping techniques, data analysis, and community building. I learned about new tools, methods, and techniques, and also gained insights into the challenges and opportunities facing OpenStreetMap in Africa and how we can collaborate together to develop and solve Open Mapping & Data challenges in Africa.
• Networking: The conference offered a great opportunity to meet with other people from other part of Africa & world, who are passionate about OpenStreetMap. I was opportune to make new friends, (the Likes of Kennedy, Yves Emmanuel, Charles, Emmanuel, Janet, and the OSM Cameroon team), established professional connections, or found collaborators for future projects
• Cultural and social Night experiences: The conference was also a chance for me to experience the Cameroonian culture especially during the social night event seeing different culture, dancing steps etc., I enjoyed the hospitality offered, local food, music, and dance, and learned more about the history and traditions of Cameroon.
My Appreciation goes to SotM Africa 2023 Scholarship team, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap (HOTOSM), OSM Africa, WNA Hub, ESA Hub, and other Donors for their support to the success of this remarkable event, indeed SotM Africa 2023 was a valuable and enriching experience for me. It provided an opportunity for me to learn, network, and contribute to my local community and the OpenStreetMap community.
Dannyoung's Diary | MY EXPERIENCE AND LESSON LEARNT AT THE SOTM AFRICA 2023. | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
[HOT] HOT CommunityWG x Tech&InnovationWG Communications Skillshare Series - what a blast to start the year!
arnalielsewhere's Diary | [HOT] HOT CommunityWG x Tech&InnovationWG Communications Skillshare Series - what a blast to start the year! | OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Punjab Safe Cities Authority Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
This weekend I started mapping the east-of-Gillham part of 43rd St in KC. I went from Gillham to just past 71 on Saturday, and further east to Indiana on Sunday.
Pedestrian-safety observation: The crossings on either side of Gillham Park are The Worst. You can go way up or down and find a crosswalk with a light, or you can take your chances running across both-way car traffic and then both-way bike traffic without much visibility. For this entire stretch of road (and most of my outdoor activities around KC) I wear bright dae-glo jackets. I call it protective coloring.
There wasn’t much to map in this area as it was mostly homes. I crossed the bridge over Highway 71 and found a few benches and a bookcase that was locked. I mapped these, but I do not think they are being maintained anymore. There was a defunct church nearby that I think they were part of. I took photos of the various tags on the bridge and the view looking down on the highway while crossing - cool and fun for me, but not necessarily mapping-related. I also photographed a few tags painted on walls, but nothing quite rose to the level of a mural.
On Sunday I brought Mom out with me, and she made a valiant effort to keep up with the up-and-downhill walking, but we ended up quitting a bit early as she was exhausted. We didn’t have much to map until around Indiana St where we found a little strip mall with a convenience store and hairdresser. I showed her how I map the amenities around the outside such as the trash can, standing ashtray (or trashcan for cigarettes, as translated for OSM’s tagging system), the compressed air machine and attached vacuum. She had been tired from walking but perked up and urged me to also map the UHaul pickup/drop-off location. On the way back to where we parked, I also found a roadside memorial for someone who died in an accident. I had trouble deciding how to map this, as I felt it should be mapped but it was not a “cross” - it seemed instead to be centered around a solar light - so I was not sure the best way to tag it. Advice is welcome!
Pedestrian-safety observation: The crossings on either side of Gillham Park are The Worst. You can go way up or down and find a crosswalk with a light, or you can take your chances running across both-way car traffic and then both-way bike traffic without much visibility. For this entire stretch of road (and most of my outdoor activities around KC) I wear bright dae-glo jackets. I call it protective coloring.
There wasn’t much to map in this area as it was mostly homes. I crossed the bridge over Highway 71 and found a few benches and a bookcase that was locked. I mapped these, but I do not think they are being maintained anymore. There was a defunct church nearby that I think they were part of. I took photos of the various tags on the bridge and the view looking down on the highway while crossing - cool and fun for me, but not necessarily mapping-related. I also photographed a few tags painted on walls, but nothing quite rose to the level of a mural.
On Sunday I brought Mom out with me, and she made a valiant effort to keep up with the up-and-downhill walking, but we ended up quitting a bit early as she was exhausted. We didn’t have much to map until around Indiana St where we found a little strip mall with a convenience store and hairdresser. I showed her how I map the amenities around the outside such as the trash can, standing ashtray (or trashcan for cigarettes, as translated for OSM’s tagging system), the compressed air machine and attached vacuum. She had been tired from walking but perked up and urged me to also map the UHaul pickup/drop-off location. On the way back to where we parked, I also found a roadside memorial for someone who died in an accident. I had trouble deciding how to map this, as I felt it should be mapped but it was not a “cross” - it seemed instead to be centered around a solar light - so I was not sure the best way to tag it. Advice is welcome!
PhoebeSM's Diary | 43rd from Gillham Park to Indiana | OpenStreetMap
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Slightly annoyed today when OSM navigation landed me at a path that was blocked by an official barrier for roadworks further on. I was a bit late for my goal, so I didn’t stop to take a photo, but I have just edited the path, so I hope nobody else gets sent that way in future.
JeremyCherfas's Diary | Blocked path | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Hallo, ich bin ich.
Kontakt?
Gerne an tb (ät) beyercenter.de
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Kontakt?
Gerne an tb (ät) beyercenter.de
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Zmiana podstawy programowej powinna być poprzedzona publiczną debatą o zadaniach edukacji, oczekiwaniach i celach. Równolegle do zmian w nauczaniu należałoby też skorygować sposób kształcenia nauczycieli i podnieść ich status zawodowy.
This is why Google/Apple maps will always be ahead; any company that relies on OSM for navigation will never catch up
slice0's Diary | This is why Google/Apple maps will always be ahead; any company that relies on OSM for navigation will never catch up | OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
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cadetsacademy's Diary | NDA COACHING IN DELHI | OpenStreetMap
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After fighting the user interface, both here and after installing JOSM on my system, I’m inclined to just forget about OSM for now. Something needs to radically change if the local contributions are of any value here. I simply do not have the time to attempt to master a very broken u.i.
I understand the concern for those who use a language other than English and making a translators job more difficult, but this suffocates the ability to use colloquial terminology particularly here in Australia, words that may be accurately descriptive in the USA or UK may have a totally different meaning here in some circumstances and this degrades its usefulness to ordinary users and for contributors it makes finding the appropriate tag for an edit extremely difficult. Yes we speak English and watch television created in the US and UK, so we kind of understand foreign meanings but that doesn’t mean we are prepared to give up our local descriptions and adopt different spellings and meanings, just like we are not prepared to change to driving on the “right side of the road”. OSM will never reach wide acceptability here in Australia unless more people are prepared to contribute and without radical changes to the usability of the editing interfaces, few people will bother to contribute. My first impressions are that design by committee has produced a fundamentally broken product. The only way OSM can compete with mega entities like Google or to some degree Apple who do use OSM for a some of their content, is to enlist more local contributors and allow more local input into administration of the community, at the moment OSM is very US or UK centric. Both Google and Apple have user contribution ability built in to their apps and it makes their product much more usable for their users. I hate to see just two companies dominate in the product space and I had hoped that OSM had the potential to compete but after attempting to make a useful contribution the edit interfaces have dashed that hope. I have extensive knowledge of the Barossa Valley, Northern Adelaide and Riverland, I could have made some valuable contributions but I don’t have time to waste on broken editing tools that require tertiary understanding to use properly. language=en-AU location: Gawler, South Australia
I understand the concern for those who use a language other than English and making a translators job more difficult, but this suffocates the ability to use colloquial terminology particularly here in Australia, words that may be accurately descriptive in the USA or UK may have a totally different meaning here in some circumstances and this degrades its usefulness to ordinary users and for contributors it makes finding the appropriate tag for an edit extremely difficult. Yes we speak English and watch television created in the US and UK, so we kind of understand foreign meanings but that doesn’t mean we are prepared to give up our local descriptions and adopt different spellings and meanings, just like we are not prepared to change to driving on the “right side of the road”. OSM will never reach wide acceptability here in Australia unless more people are prepared to contribute and without radical changes to the usability of the editing interfaces, few people will bother to contribute. My first impressions are that design by committee has produced a fundamentally broken product. The only way OSM can compete with mega entities like Google or to some degree Apple who do use OSM for a some of their content, is to enlist more local contributors and allow more local input into administration of the community, at the moment OSM is very US or UK centric. Both Google and Apple have user contribution ability built in to their apps and it makes their product much more usable for their users. I hate to see just two companies dominate in the product space and I had hoped that OSM had the potential to compete but after attempting to make a useful contribution the edit interfaces have dashed that hope. I have extensive knowledge of the Barossa Valley, Northern Adelaide and Riverland, I could have made some valuable contributions but I don’t have time to waste on broken editing tools that require tertiary understanding to use properly. language=en-AU location: Gawler, South Australia
fossilised's Diary | contributor for about 24 hours now | OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license.
Enkiusz🇺🇦
•MiKlo:~/citizen4.eu$💙💛
"Unii chodziło przede wszystkim, by sygnaliści zgłaszali się do swoich organizacji – po to, by mogły one korygować swoje działanie. I by chciały tworzyć warunki do przyjmowania zgłoszeń od sygnalistów w sposób dla nich bezpieczny."
To założenie faktycznie jest dosyć naiwne kiedy w grę wchodzą przestępstwa które dzieją się za wiedzą/zgodą/w interesie kierownictwa jakiejś organizacji.
Ale może dałoby się tak ukształtować procedury, żeby takie zgłoszenie wewnętrzne, oprócz gwarancji anonimowości zgłaszającego, było gdzieś od razu automatycznie rejestrowane wyżej (w "zamkniętej cyfrowo" kopercie), na zasadzie, że jeśli w określonym czasie zgłaszający nie potwierdzi podjęcia działań w ramach organizacji to wtedy sprawa zostaje podniesiona z urzędu na podstawie tego zgłoszenia.
Tyle, że wielu nieprawidłowości nie da się zgłosić wewnętrznie bez ujawniania, kto jest zgłaszającym. Bo to często wynika bezpośrednio z kontekstu sprawy, nawet jak zgłoszenie będzie anonimowe.
A ochrona sygnalisty (działającego w dobrej wierze) to jest w tym wszystkim najtrudniejszy problem.
Najsłynniejszy sygnalista świata nie dostał od żadnego rządu państw UE jakiegokolwiek wsparcia kiedy tego potrzebował.
Tutaj będzie tak samo - jak ew ujawnione tajemnice będą naruszać wielkie interesy (finansowe,polityczne) to jakiekolwiek gwarancje będą fikcją.
Enkiusz🇺🇦
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