Thanks for the mention John. Co-maintainer of Pelias here so I'll chime in with some more background info. Pelias came out of Mapzen which (sadly) shut down a

Thanks for the mention John. Co-maintainer of Pelias here so I'll chime in with some more background info. Pelias came out of Mapzen which (sadly) shut down about 3 years ago, but we had a great team of people working on it for 4 years before that, and the project has continued to grow since then. We have contributions from my company, Geocode Earth, which I plugged in another thread so I won't repeat, other contributors like Jawg(https://www.jawg.io/ https://www.jawg.io/), and of course individuals and teams from many other places. The core architecture uses Elasticsearch, Node.js, SQLite and some Go to build a fully featured, modular geocoder. Geocoding is both a fascinating and incredibly frustrating challenge so we are always looking for more people reporting bugs and contributing fixes or other improvements. We truly believe a quality geocoder can't be built outside the large bankrolls of Google, etc without growing a strong open-source community around it.