Gregory's ServerSomeone distributed #JOSM on the Microsoft Store, with a price tag (of US$4.69) with a slight typo ("OpenStreet Map Editor") *I'm brutally clenching my teeth*.
The actual developers of JOSM thought it might carry something else as well.
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The saga continues... here's the app's description: "OpenStreet Map Editor is a powerful yet relatively user-friendly application that aims to assist you in editing portions of maps." 🆗✅ but 😡💢 at the slight incorrect mention of 'OpenStreet Map'. Grrr... "It enables you to plan ahead for a trip, for instance, and emphasize locations you need to reach." ❓🤔 Wha... (1/x) "The maps can be displayed using a variety of view modes, including ‘Bing Aerial Imagery’, ‘Mapbox Satellite’, ‘MapQuest Open Arial’, ‘OpenStreetMap (Mapnik)’, ‘BANO’, ‘Cadastre’ and several more." 🤦 oh dear! MapQuest?! Open Arial?! What on earth are these incoherent sentences that I have read?! The sly swindler seems haven't got the slightest clue of the JOSM application and the nature of OpenStreetMap project. Absolute dishonest person. With bonus of getting possible malware too. (2/2 end) |