Another hot take re #OvertureMaps.
Back in 2012 when #OpenStreetMap switched its license from Creative Commons to the then new ODbL 1.0, there was a fierce debate that OSM should have chosen a less restrictive MIT/BSD-style license and with some even advocating for plain public domain. (This resulted in a public domain dedication checkbox when you sign up for an OSM account.) 1/3
@seav You knew I was going to respond with this.... :-)
To everybody else the public domain checkbox is not what you think it is, so don't jump to conclusions. See https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2013/10/15/the-pd-checkbox/
The interesting thing to note is that at least some of the more prominent members of the community that were sympathetic to choosing a licence along CC0/PD lines, including yours truly, are now not.
@InsertUser @seav Well you would have to remove everything that was added/corrected via non-compatible (with PD) sources too, it would make the licence change look like a kids birthday party in comparison.