Hi all!

Welcome to the OSM-community on Lemmy. With this post, we’d like to introduce us, tell us what you expect from this place and what it should/might become.

BTW: we are still open to add more moderators! Make an introduction post here, mentioning why you want to moderate and showing some of your mapping work. (If you don’t want to share your OSM-username, you can also PM that to one of the mods)

So, I’m @pietervdvn (https://osm.org/user/Pieter Vander Vennet ; he/him), I’m the main dev of https://mapcomplete.osm.be . I’m involved with OSM most of the time and quite happy that there is momentum to move away from Reddit to an open-source, federated platform. ;) Personally, I already have a lot on my plate so I do not have enough team to moderate this place, so I’d like to get a team here quickly and start this place so that I can retire here.

https://lemmy.ml/u/Ben_on_Lemmy was the original founder of this community - but lost interest as nobody joined a few years back. But the tides have turned! One thorough search for the password of his account later and he’s back!

At last, https://lemmy.ml/u/SyJ just joined the moderation team as well - even though I don’t know a whole lot about them.

So:

  • Do you have any questions for us?
  • What do you expect from the moderation team?
  • What do you expect from !openstreetmap?
  • What should this place look like in about one year time?
  • pietervdvnOPMEnglish
    4·
    1 年前

    Cool!

    Similarly I think projects with the data, such as renderings should have a place here, within reason.

    Having some nice maps here? Sound like a plan, as long as they are (partially) OSM-based ;)

    Discussion of OSM related news, such as WeeklyOSM.

    I did ping them to automatically post here as well

    Long time redditor, first time lemmyng: coming from feddit, is it unusual that my abonnement is still shown as pending? Posts do appear in my feddit-feed.

    Well, we don’t have a lot of Lemmy-experience too… I guess that the federation still has to take place? I assume this is a technicality and it’ll resolve eventually.

    • Krzyzwen@feddit.deEnglish
      2·
      1 年前

      Sound like a plan, as long as they are (partially) OSM-based ;)

      goes without saying >_> (there may be some leeway on how much of it should be required to be OSM, yes)