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Topic: the owner of http://www.bitcoinmap.com/ please response! (Read 1681 times)
Just added MrBitcoin.com as a merchant
Noticed that link in Stephen Gornick' signature http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2228, I am not claiming he is the maker
yes owner where are you? If you would be present, we could build a really cool map!
hardly can call CC BY-SA "free" anyway.
its [slightly]open at best. from one side.
its [slightly]open at best. from one side.
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to me is very "free"
anyway, ♫♪ the owner of http://www.bitcoinmap.com/ please stand up!, please stand up!, please stand up!. ♫♪
hardly can call CC BY-SA "free" anyway.
its [slightly]open at best. from one side.
exploiting crowdsourcing under elegant/cunning disguise - isn't way to earn trust.
no offense, no cookies, nothing
its [slightly]open at best. from one side.
exploiting crowdsourcing under elegant/cunning disguise - isn't way to earn trust.
no offense, no cookies, nothing
hello!
yeah, i'm searching for the owner of http://www.bitcoinmap.com/ because i want to know if he can share the .kml file what he use to he's map... because i want to use it for combined it in another free software project, OpenStreetMap (their maps use CC BY-SA license) and OpenLayers. these two free (free like in free speech) use javascript.
i want to make a updated map version of where is used the bitcoins with the map legend's "User, Exchange, Merchant, Group and Miner" for the spanish version of the wiki bitcoin.it.
take a look of what i do running Mint gnu/linux in a virtual machine and taking a screenshot of the markup places with the map of OpenStreetMap project!
maybe i can show more points... i dont know, i need some help with the .kml file :-|
yeah, i'm searching for the owner of http://www.bitcoinmap.com/ because i want to know if he can share the .kml file what he use to he's map... because i want to use it for combined it in another free software project, OpenStreetMap (their maps use CC BY-SA license) and OpenLayers. these two free (free like in free speech) use javascript.
i want to make a updated map version of where is used the bitcoins with the map legend's "User, Exchange, Merchant, Group and Miner" for the spanish version of the wiki bitcoin.it.
take a look of what i do running Mint gnu/linux in a virtual machine and taking a screenshot of the markup places with the map of OpenStreetMap project!
maybe i can show more points... i dont know, i need some help with the .kml file :-|
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