[Talk-br] parabéns turma, o OSM ganhou um prêmio hoje

[Fernando Trebien]

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On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 9:00 PM, Gerald Weber <gweberbh em gmail.com> wrote:
> Acabei de ficar sabendo que o OSM ganhou hoje um prêmio e o mérito é de
> todos, nós inclusive.
>
> https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2014/03/26/document-freedom-day/
>
> OpenStreetMap wins Document Freedom Day award
>
> It's Document Freedom Day, and we're delighted to announce that the Free
> Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) has given OpenStreetMap an award
> recognising the project's work on Open Standards and Emerging Standards.
>
> Members of OpenStreetMap produce the world's most up-to-date, accurate, and
> yes, open map of the world for anyone to use for any purpose. It's used by
> outdoor enthusiasts, relief efforts, mobile device users, governments,
> web-based mapping applications and commercial organisations, showing just
> how useful Open Data can be.
>
> Although the award went to the entire project (that's You), the FSFE didn't
> have room for all 1 million+ of us to turn up, so members of Mappa Mercia,
> the West Midlands, UK group of OpenStreetMappers met the FSFE
> representatives in Birmingham on Saturday 22nd March. Brian Prangle received
> the award, saying "It's always great to have your work recognised, so thank
> you, on behalf of all the hundreds of thousands of contributors to
> OpenStreetMap, to FSFE for their award. We're thrilled that you see
> OpenStreetMap as making such an effort towards open standards and it's
> especially pleasing that you position us as an 'emerging standard'".
>
> Anna Morris from the Document Freedom Day campaign explained how useful the
> meeting was. "This was a wonderful opportunity to learn about the
> achievements and problems faced by a sister movement," said Morris. "We
> found that we have many common goals and ample opportunity to share skills
> and resources."
>
>
>
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