so here’s my “no stupid questions”: How on god’s green earth could you possibly afford tipping a barber 20%? Are american barbers dirt cheap or do you just actually consider it perfectly reasonable to pay closer to 100 bucks for someone to trim your hair?
i don’t think most people do, tbh. Pretty sure i see people who self-identify as either of them call themselves the other, not even realizing they said a different word.
sure, theoretically that’s true, but do you want to risk google suing you and ruining your life?
The point of OSM is to be spotless, the data is 99% legally unquestionable
You seem to have fundamentally misunderstood what OSM is, OSM is not a platform like google maps.
The core OSM project is just an open database of geographical data, of what exists in real life. Things like navigation and satellite imagery are not part of this, that’s something separate that you add ontop of OSM.
And as part of the “open” part, any data added must be compatible with the odbl license, which means sources must first be verified as compatible, so any imports of government databases are oftentimes simply not legally possible and even if they are it’s something you have to do quasi-manually since it’s probably in a completely different format.
No one is talking about this because to anyone familiar with OSM this stuff is so obvious that they forget it isn’t obvious to anyone else.
I checked the places near me and yeah a normal-ass haircut STARTS at $50, many places get very close to literally charging 80 bucks for a standard haircut.
$30 bucks maybe gets you a children’s haircut, here. Maybe.