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 @zverik Ilya, you are far, far too harsh on yourself here. No one needs to (or can) do everything all at once. Take a break man. It is ok to do nothing for a while. Or just pick one thing. Whatever you choose, definitely don't neglect important personal life things. Don't worry, OSM will still be right here when you get back. No matter when that is there will still be plenty of mapping to do and tools to build. BTW your tools help me often, almost daily. 3 comments
 Thanks Ed, excellent post by Tushar! A bit related, yesterday had a call with an OSM group in Rwanda, and they are tasked with mapping a mountain of buildings and POI. Faced with that, they understood their current tools (like ODK) are too slow, and looking into ED for efficient fast mapping :) Pretty sure ED would be the ultimate humanitarian mapping app, but first needs a few more features for that. @freyfogle Thank you Ed, your support matters! Yeah I know that what I feel is not what really is, and I doubt I should've posted this publicly :) Personal life and the family are always number one priority, it's #2 and #3 I'm confused about. |
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@zverik Hi, one follow up to this.
On the @opencage blog we just published an article from the 13 year old son of a friend who did his first ever mapping party last weekend in Bangalore, India.
He used ... Every Door
https://blog.opencagedata.com/post/field-mapping-a-report-from-bangalore