[Imports] Import of pharmacies in Catalunya, Spain.
Jean-Guilhem Cailton
jgc at arkemie.com
Sat Mar 21 08:20:39 UTC 2020
Hello,
(from France — in case this can help to be considered neutral.
And, fortunately, able to understand written Latin-derived Catalan language)
It is quite sad to see that an official letter in Catalan language could
not be understood and recognized by the global OSM Community,
apparently, so far.
A sentence from the scanned original official authorization letter
explicitly states:
« Therefore, the information can be integrated into OpenStreetMap
cartography […] »
It is quite strange that this quite crucial sentence is currently
missing from all three « transcriptions » in the Wiki (Català, Español,
English)…
Maybe this explains the misunderstanding?
I also take this opportunity to remind that even virtual (on-line) «
endangering of other people », whether negligent or deliberate, (using
wording from French Code Pénal — assuming equivalent notions also exist
in other legislations) is liable to legal action.
Take good care of yourself, and of Others in the measure of your
possibilities.
Best wishes,
Jean-Guilhem
http://twitter.com/jgVisov
Le 16/03/2020 à 18:40, Lanxana . a écrit :
> Hi,
> we discussed the import in Telegram groups, and then write to the
> lists. That's why times may have overlapped.
>
> All the task will be revised, you can, if you want.
>
> An user can have >1000 editions and his user_imports account only 10.
> It's less expert for this?
>
> All the pharmacies listed in the dataset are dispensing prescription
> drugs. Only the parapharmacies (not included in the dataset) would
> not. We don't know why another added dispensing=no to pharmacies. May
> be using non-spanhish recipes? Can I buy a prescription drug in France
> with my Spanish prescription, or would I have to go to a French doctor
> to send me a French prescription? I say then that the French pharmacy
> does not sell prescription drugs, and add dispensing=no?
>
> Finally, we could have done the import without giving explanations,
> without changesets or dedicated users, but we opted to, as far as
> possible, respond to community concerns to help, and follow the OSM
> import guidelines.
>
> If you see fit, reverse all changes, they are well identified. But I
> wonder how many imports are being made without the community knowing ...
>
> El lun., 16 mar. 2020 a las 18:08, Frederik Ramm (<frederik at remote.org
> <mailto:frederik at remote.org>>) escribió:
>
> Hi,
>
> On 2020-03-15 10:35, Lanxana . wrote:
> > We set our goal in emergency services, and more specifically in
> > pharmacies. We have had express permission for a long time to
> reuse the
> > official data, but the import has not been carried out yet. In a
> short
> > time we have prepared the project and its management through the
> Task
> > Manager, that allows coordinate and verify the tasks.
>
> Please do not use the current health issue as an excuse to circumvent
> usual processes in OSM. You can't let the import task sit around
> forever
> and then rush it through "because health crisis".
>
> > The import basically consists of verifying the data of the
> pharmacies
> > already mapped (address and contact details) and adding those
> that are
> > not, and will be done by expert mappers, with several hours and
> years
> > behind us, and with experience in both map editing and HOT projects.
>
> It appears to me that most of the import is being done by one single
> user named "jlinfante_import". I would like to know what this mapper
> maps apart from imports, but they haven't written anything in his user
> profile that would point to their normal account.
>
> > Although we know that it is not the usual procedure, given the
> urgency
>
> Nothing is urgent here. Nobody will suddenly suffer because a pharmacy
> is missing from OSM. You are just making up an urgent task because you
> sit at home with nothing else to do.
>
> > after discussing it with the Spanish
> > community (Spanish discussion list
> >
> <http://gis.19327.n8.nabble.com/Importacion-equipamientos-basicos-de-Catalunya-farmacias-etc-tp5960515.html>)
>
> This is a "discussion" that was started 24 hours before you wrote that
> message claiming you "have discussed it", and the "community" you
> discussed it with was two people. (Also I notice that many edits to
> pharmacies have been made even before that message to the Spanish
> list,
> e.g. https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/82178419 - it appears
> that
> you first set up the task and then thought about it later!)
>
> This is a parody of an import process - it's almost like the "PEOPLE
> WILL DIE!!!!" imports we saw from HOT in their early days, which
> thankfully have made way for a more diligent approach.
>
> > we have decided to start it without delay.
>
> Rushed decisions like this have the potential to harm OSM, and in
> principle the import should be reverted purely on the basis of
> neglecting long-established procedure. We don't want everyone else to
> "help" by starting some other remotely health-related import in their
> country "because crisis".
>
> Looking at the data in detail, I was struck by some changesets that
> carry your tags but make other edits
> (https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/82265474?node_page=1), others
> that have an "operator" tag that has the name of the pharmacist in
> all-capital letters
> (https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/7294905972) and
> the occasional replacement of a "dispensing=no" with a
> "dispensing=yes"
> (https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/1945875594/history) - are you
> *absolutely* sure that the original mapper was wrong in manually
> adding
> "dispensing=no", or are you just overwriting that on a whim?
>
> Bye
> Frederik
>
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