OpenStreetMap database ?

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OpenStreetMap database ?

[chrisjm]

Heya @vinber! Very sorry; I'm just now seeing this.

I'm not sure what the MIT license would restrict. In fact, I think it's more open than the ODbL. Granted, this is a response generated by Google Bard's LLM, but I think it's fine:

The MIT License and the Open Database License (ODbL) are both open source licenses, but they have different purposes and restrictions.

The MIT License is a permissive license that allows for the free use, modification, and distribution of software. It is often used for open source software projects that want to allow users to use their code for any purpose.

The ODbL is a database license that allows for the free use, modification, and distribution of databases. It is often used for open source database projects that want to allow users to use their data for any purpose.

The main difference between the MIT License and the ODbL is that the MIT License does not restrict the use of the software or data, while the ODbL does restrict the use of the databases. The ODbL requires that any database that is distributed under the ODbL must be released under the ODbL, and that any changes to the database must also be released under the ODbL.

The MIT License is a more general license that can be used for any type of software, while the ODbL is a more specific license that is specifically designed for databases.