[talk-au] Re-entering data to avoid licensing failure

[Sam Wilson]

Hullo everyone,

I keep well out of the whole legal/political side of OSM usually, but 
I'd just like to ask if I should be doing anything in particular whilst 
editing these days, before the licence change?  I mean, people keep 
talking about deleting and recreating data that's been added by 
decliners, and it rather sounds like a fair bit of work!  If I just 
carry on as usual, am I making more work for everyone later, or is it 
going to be okay?  I don't particularly fancy having piles of my 
contributions removed because they're building on decliners' data!

Thanks,
Sam.

PS: Please say "yeah it'll all be fine"!  ;-)

On 2011-12-16 11:03AM, John Henderson wrote:
> Hi Nick,
>
> Please don't concern yourself with Boorowa. I was giving it as an
> example of the complexities of untangling the "good" data from the
> "tainted" data.
>
> I go there regularly. It will be no problem for me. And you've got so
> much to do that I can't help you with.
>
> John
>
>> John, I'll have a look at Boorowa tonight. Let's see if we can
>> untangle the acceptor/decliner edits and save as much acceptor edits
>> as possible. Any road info that must be lost, I will happily re-map
>> on my way to Adelaide next thursday.
>
>
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