[Talk-ec] Del copyright y otros demonios

[Temporalista]

Hola amigos!

Para los que no se defienden muy bien en inglés, o les da pereza traducir en
google les cuento:

Frederik Ramm es del Data Working Group de OpenStreetMap. Ellos también han
detectado lo que conversamos hace un tiempo sobre los datos del usuario
Caco0908 <http://www.openstreetmap.org/user/Caco0908>. Básicamente había la
sospecha de que el usuario estaba copiando datos de otros mapas. Frederik
nos cuenta que los mapas fueron copiados de Location World. Así que han
hecho un "revert change" que básicamente quiere decir que todos los puntos
agregados por el usuario han sido eliminados, independientemente de si se
editaron luego por otros o no.

Esto yo ya me lo esperaba, y por eso les había comentado que no editen esos
datos, pues seguro que los iban a borrar. Frederick termina su mail diciendo
"nos duele tanto como a ustedes que los datos se eliminen del mapa, pero
tenemos que mantenernos estrictamente apegados a la ley. Espero que esto no
desanime a la comunidad ecuatoriana de OSM que está trabajando activamente".

Porfa, si tienen preguntas sobre este tema o cualquier otro relacionado con
copyright, no duden en preguntar.

un abrazo,

daniel.



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Daniel Orellana V.
Lab. of Geo-Information Science and Remote Sensing
Wageningen University, Wageningen
The Netherlands
http://www.grs.wur.nl/UK

Room C216, Gaia, Building 101, Bode 37
Tel.: +31 (0) 317 482092



On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 09:47, Temporalista <temporalista en gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Frederik
>
> Thanks for your mail.
>
> In fact, we've been discussing this issue in the ecuadorian OSM community.
>
> Please, would you mind to give us some advice on how to proceed with this
> kind of CR violations. So far what we did is:
>
> 1.- Look for clues that may indicate that the data comes from a different
> source than surveying (large edits, non-standard tags, etc.)
>
> 2.- Attempt to contact the user and set a deadline to proof his/her data is
> compatible with the OSM licence.
>
> 3.- Warn the community to not edit the data in question until the issue is
> closed.
>
> 4.- Seek for advice/support from OSM groups to delete data / revert
> changes.
>
> Thanks for taking action, and don't worry: we'll keep good mapping.
>
> Abrazos
>
> daniel
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> Daniel Orellana V.
> Lab. of Geo-Information Science and Remote Sensing
> Wageningen University, Wageningen
> The Netherlands
> http://www.grs.wur.nl/UK
>
> Room C216, Gaia, Building 101, Bode 37
> Tel.: +31 (0) 317 482092
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 01:30, Frederik Ramm <frederik en remote.org> wrote:
>
>> Dear contributors in Ecuador,
>>
>>   I am writing to you on behalf of OSM's Data Working Group. We deal with
>> copyright violations.
>>
>> Earlier this month we have been made aware of striking similarities
>> between OSM data in a number of cities (Ambato, Santo Domingo, Esmeraldas,
>> Riobamba) and commercial data from a map provider called Location World.
>>
>> We have analysed these similarities and concluded that someone has
>> uploaded copyrighted data from that source, on a large scale (roughly 10,000
>> ways and 50,000 nodes) to OSM in September 2010.
>>
>> The uploader has not responded to our attempts at contacting him.
>>
>> As I'm sure you know, we have to take these matters seriously. OSM can
>> only thrive if stick to truly free data; we cannot import data from
>> copyrighted sources.
>>
>> Therefore we are removing all the infringing content. Sadly, in some
>> places others have edited the data after it had been uploaded; these edits
>> are now also lost.
>>
>> The changesets in which the removal is executed are:
>> http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/7036124
>> http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/changeset/7034729
>>
>> I am sorry to have to bring you this message; we're all mappers here at
>> the DWG and it hurts us as much as it hurts you to see data vanish from the
>> map. But we have to stick to what's legal. I hope that this does not prove
>> to be too much of a setback for the industrious OSM community in Ecuador.
>>
>> Keep up the good work!
>>
>> Best wishes
>> Frederik Ramm
>> for the Data Working Group (data en osmfoundation.org)
>>
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