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It makes sense, where the data is available to you, but modern maps contain attribution that has to be licensed from 3rd parties(RDS/TMC codes for instance). Yo
by fs111 13y ago
It makes sense, where the data is available to you, but modern maps contain attribution that has to be licensed from 3rd parties(RDS/TMC codes for instance). You cannot include those, since you don't own the copyright.
Another example was the 7-digit postal codes in the UK: Before the UK did this big open data push, those had to be licensed as well.
I am all for open maps, but some things are just impossible to do legally with OSM.