pnorman left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#2799)
This issue is about adding a another login provider to osm.org and isn't for
your app. Your app can't tell how someone logged in to osm.org as all it will
know is oauth2 credentials
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pnorman left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#2799)
The terms linked are for apps, not websites.
https://developer.apple.com/sign-in-with-apple/usage-guidelines-for-websites-and-other-platforms/
is all I found for websites.
If you're developing an app, you don't care about what ty
pnorman left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#4042)
> Yes, I confirm that. Many thanks @zdila to push this PR.
>
> We may take over it.
Are you planning on taking over this PR? I have some work that will build on
it, but I want to figure out what order to do the work in.
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pnorman left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#3998)
I emailed the LWG about removing the link
> Thanks for the helpful links, Paul. The wiki page says the data's under
> CC-BY-SA, which takes "[appropriate
> credit](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.en#ref-approp
pnorman left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#5706)
> In case _Contributor Terms_ or _Terms of Use_ were updated since last
> agreeing to them
The Contributor Terms and Terms of use are different. The Contributor Terms are
what grants the OSMF the right to distribute your data and
pnorman left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#5607)
I was originally in favour of optional attribution, but @matkoniecz arguments
persuade me to think it should always be there.
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> * Changesets in the planet OSM files contain user data, but tools like
> Osmosis and Osmium cannot directly link users to contributions in a database.
> * Full history dumps provide the necessary data but are massive (~223 GB
> compressed, ~3.7 TB uncompressed) and complex to process.
If you'r
> Some users do not want to use the new dark mode
This would only apply to users who want to use dark mode in general, but not on
OSM. Is this a large body of users? Could it be reduced with improvements to
dark mode?
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> For myself, I value the ability to turn off dark mode for individual sites
> entirely. When working on maps, I often cross reference images, notes and
> other information, most of which don't have a "dark mode" so the switching
> back and forth is jarring
I would have thought this would resul
### Problem
With client side layers proposed as featured layers, we need to figure out how
to serve the styles to the client.
### Description
We have a couple of proposed featured layers that are Maplibre GL styles. These
styles consist of a style json, spritesheet, and fonts. The MapLibre sty
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