My ASEAN Free GPS Map Project

Bump. I met up with Antyong & company half a year ago, everybody seemed keen on moving to Creative Commons, and... nothing has happened.

What's going on? Any concerns, or just laziness

Will be in KL again this weekend (Sun/Mon only) ...

jpatokal, I can see that you are updating Singapore map in OSM :thumbsup: I'm trying to practice what I preach. :-' Only got my first GPS unit two months ago though :oops: It is currently not possible for MFM map to be uploaded into OSM as OSM specifically forbids any data derived from non-public d...

Short story is...I tried to contribute a part of our data to OSM. They weren't too interested....too big as you had said. End of story :) What "they" did you talk to? I think the main problems -- from OSM's point of view -- are that the license has to be sorted out (which adopting Creativ...

So, let me throw out another crazy idea... There's another mapping project out there called OpenStreetMap (OSM), which does pretty much the same stuff as MFM, only they cover the whole world. Here's what 100,000 OSM mappers did last year: http://www.vimeo.com/2598878 :shock: :shock: :shock: What if ...

Wow, that's fast feedback! A few clarifications: This is about ensuring that MFM's current work is on solid legal ground, and has nothing to do with the existing MFM/MSM split. The aim is a) to prevent something like this from happening again in the future, and b) to clearly lay out the rules for wh...

I've been keeping an eye on MalSingMaps for a while, and I'd first of all like to thank all the volunteers at MFM for spinning off this project and keeping true to the original goals. :good: But... the reason you got into this mess in the first place is that no proper license was specified, and I th...