OpenStreetMap News №4

• On March 24, the participants of OpenStreetMap in 24 hours attempted to draw a map of Gelendzhik, famous for finding Mizgol , a famous Wikimapia publicist , there actually invaded the lair of the enemy rival. You can see the result yourself .
• OpenStreetMap is used to track janitors in connection with which a piece of the OSM card was shown on Russian television .
• In Kosovo, as a result of the war of edits , an entire city, Mitrovica , was reportedly destroyed.
• On April 17, the third stage of the OpenStreetMap transition from Creative Commons BY-SA 2.0 to ODbL began : all participants must agree (or disagree as I did for several reasons) with the new conditions .
• A project has been created for printing a card in a wallet format with the words “let's meet here at this place in case of an emergency”.
• The ITO Map has become available worldwide . It shows data that is hidden on a regular OpenStreetMap map, but the information is present in the database. For example, you can see the number of lanes on roads around Moscow , the metro and tram tracks in St. Petersburg , illuminated roads , houses without height , power stations, substations and power lines with voltage , rivers , speed limits on roads , road surfaces .
• Completed import database of houses of Saratov . The result can be seen on the map .
• OSMers around the world celebrated on April 1 : the founder of the project wrote about the closure of OpenStreetMap , and the Poles turned the card upside down.
• Smolensk. " It is surprising that such a large, important city, where there is even a tram and trolleybus, did not give birth to a single osmera ." Therefore, on May 21-22, participants in OpenStreetMap from all over the country (and maybe from Belarus and Ukraine) will come to Smolensk to draw a meeting and draw the best map of the glorious city of Smolensk.
• I remind you that soon the closest to Russia European conference OpenStreetMap will take place in Vienna. Our people will have speeches there .

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