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> Then congratulations Apple, for making a not so great map even worse. I can't really judge map quality in the US, but in Germany it sucks. That's very disapp
by orblivion 15y ago
> Then congratulations Apple, for making a not so great map even worse. I can't really judge map quality in the US, but in Germany it sucks.
That's very disappointing to hear. I understood that it was ever better than Google Maps in some parts of Europe.
- lbotos 15y agoIn my short time playing with openstreetmap I learned that openstreetmap is more of a spec/aggregate/foundation entity that seems to be grouping "open street mapping" efforts under their banner. It's more of a spec than a single data source. I learned this when I had to go elsewhere (government sites and colleges) to find "open" street mapping data. It's was a little confusing to say the least and I still may be misunderstanding their actual position, but that's what I've learned.
- orblivion 15y agoReally? Isn't there at least a "main" source of map data that comes from openstreetmap.org? Mapquest is also experimenting with them (gotta stay relevant somehow right?), it seems to contain contributions I've made. (open.mapquest.com)
- schiffern 15y agoThere most certainly is a single OSM database, so I'm not sure what GP is referring to. Here's the dump: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/Planet.osm http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/Planet.osm