[OSM-legal-talk] source=telephone_survey?

[Simon Poole]

While going there and checking for yourself would clearly be better
(with input from the operators), I don't see any legal reason why this
should be problematic, as long as they are aware:

- what the information is going to be used for

- are authorised to give it out

Both points however have more to do with politeness and ethical
behaviour than legal reasoning though.

SImon

Am 11.09.2016 um 11:56 schrieb Santiago Crespo:
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering if it is OK to add information about a place to OSM
> obtained from a call to that place.
>
> Example: I know that the Prado museum has several entrances, as I've
> seen people waiting in line there. I want to call the museum and ask
> about their available entrances: name, orientation, wheelchair
> accessible or not, etc. and then add them to the map.
>
> Thank you,
> Santiago Crespo
>
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