> Just started a project to document Bosnia and Hercegovina's remaining minefields on OSM.
That's brave - one bug and you could have people walking into a minefield that you've told them was somewhere else.
That's brave - one bug and you could have people walking into a minefield that you've told them was somewhere else.
In this case, I think it really depends on the use-cases and whether proper warnings are displayed.
This helps a lot, but it's not a replacement for brain.
When using OpenSea map or any other nautical chart I understand that just because some rocks, wrecks, etc are marked there is no guarantee, that there cannot be more.
He is not marked area as "cleared of mines"
I worry more about e.g. defibrillators. They might break or be removed af being put on OSM, and we do not want people running the wrong way when time is short.