[OSM-talk] Re: privacy policy
Joerg Ostertag
openstreetmap at ostertag.name
Fri Jul 28 14:21:53 BST 2006
> I think this is an interesting point. Perhaps we could look at getting
> highly skilled people who arn't yet interested (say developers) involved
> as well as just generally lowering the barrier to everyone. I'm not sure
> how you'd do it... I think the main barrier is not usability right now,
> its GPS ownership. I think more people would go for it if they had a GPS
> alreadt, I know a fair few people who are interested and would probably
> get hooked but don't want to buy a GPS just for this in case it turns
> out to be super boring.
>
> Perhaps we could do something viral like getting everyone here to get
> one friend to map some stuff.
For German People the offer is still open to contact me for finding a solution
on a borrow a GPS for recording Tracks.
I think we should try to get a pool of OSM-capable GPS-Devices for every
country. Then we could handle some kind of GPS-borrowing for those who just
want to try out if it's boring or addictive.
Maybe this is something a national ( german, uk, france, italy, ...)
OSMF-section could manage.
-
Joerg
PS.: One of my GPS-Devices is already booked for another journey with a friend
for this weekend. This is how I get part my tracks. I think this is the
easiest way how you can get more than one GPS traveling around for your track
collection.
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