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It seems to be pulling from OpenStreetMap, and doesn't explicitly say that "community contributions" make their way back upstream (or direct people to go contri
by ndriscoll 1y ago
It seems to be pulling from OpenStreetMap, and doesn't explicitly say that "community contributions" make their way back upstream (or direct people to go contribute to OSM), so I suspect they are not encouraging people to update the information, but instead are trying to bootstrap their own proprietary database.
OSM can have more data like gendered/non-gendered, accessibility, fee/non-fee, availability of changing stations, etc. and is actually free and open so makes more sense to use directly.