"These features rely on tons of our user-generated data—the fuel of the platform... Crucially to the business, we users perform this crucial labor for free and without any say in the direction of the platform."

And this is why I stopped contributing to #MapyCom (and pretty much all proprietary platforms) and started contributing to #OpenStreetMap and #WikimediaCommons last year.

bikepacking.com/plog/when-we-g…

#Komoot #komooted

When We Get Komooted - BIKEPACKING.com

Following the sale of Komoot to private equity, Josh Meissner explores the broken relationship between corporate capital and our communities...

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the map is open-source, but be aware that #Locus as app is not.
IMO this is not necessarily a bad thing, software developers have to earn money.
Another great (not #FOSS) app for navigation during sport activities (#running, #cycling, #trekking, etc.) is IMO #komoot : komoot.com
It also uses #openstreetmap data

Edit: OsmAnd is opensource, thx for telling me

Op 29 maart is er een #OpenStreetMap #meetup in #gent
Idereen met interesse in digitale #kaarten, #cartografie #gps-applicaties (zoals bv. #Komoot, #RouteYou, #OsmAnd, ...) is welkom om meer te weten te komen over dit #OpenSource platform.

Alle info op mobilizon.openstreetmap.fr/eve…

Meetup Gent

(English below) Een gezellig samenkomen voor iedereen die interesse heeft in OpenStreetMap en digitale kaarten - van totale beginner tot expert.

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