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Conventions workgroup (Uganda-UG)
This page is localised for Uganda - UG
Status: Voting (under way)
Proposed by: Bert Araali
Applies to: Osm logo wiki.png
Definition: Create localised tagging and mapping guidelines for Uganda
Drafted on: 27 Feb 2021
Proposed on: 2 Mar 2021
RFC start: 2 Mar 2021
Vote start: 9 Apr 2021
Vote end: 23 Apr 2021 (extended)
Voting members: talk-ug+Core Members



Caution

Please comment on the discussion page. Do not edit the contents of this page

Mission

  • To develop and improve the global OSM tagging guidelines and wiki.
  • Develop local Ugandan tagging conventions that reflect and promote Ugandan cultural, religious, social and economic values and interests.
  • All activities, materials and services produced and published by this working group shall have an educational value and direct or indirect support to the development, expertise and quality in data and use of the OSM geospatial database and wiki for the Ugandan community;
  • Provide a non-discriminative pool of members that expressed their interests to be published, included and provide training skills and interests to any individual, community, group, entity, ngo or corporation worldwide;
  • Be inclusive and practice the values as they exist in the OSM community:
    • Non-discrimination: we do not discriminate based on age, gender identity and expression, national origin, race and ethnicity, physical ability, financial or economical abilities, religious or belief systems, political convictions, or sexual orientation. Every national or resident, refugee or volunteer in Uganda will have an equal opportunity to join the group, as long as they want and practise our mission and values. The same applies to every member of the global community showing a specific interest or connection with Uganda, currently or in the past.
    • Non-hierarchical: we operate in all what we do in a public, collaborative and participatory way. The community guides us, empowers and governs us.
    • Free: all materials, products and services by the working group are freely accessible. All resources and services are provided for free to the OSM community. If found necessary and to support our mission, we only use external software tools and services that are provided free of any financial compensation, fully respect the privacy and independence of all members and their interests.
    • Open: the materials, products and services created by the working group are not licensed, they are made available publicly and can be used, edited and altered by anyone. We respect and enforce third party licensing requirements at all times.
  • Self-governance and moderation to support our mission is mandated by the community to the group or assigned group members.

Rationale and history

The Conventions Workgroup is a group started by the training group of Mapuganda.png MapUganda.org and a Ugandan OSM contributor and administrator of the Ugandan wiki pages. The initial request, from MapUganda.org, was initiated in their search to involve experienced local mappers in their training programs, to progress from basic and general mapping to more detailed and micro-mapping. During the first meeting we reached consensus, that detailed and micro-mapping, is more about:

  • a way of thinking in mapping or geographical terms;
  • interpretation and analysis of imagery;
  • respect and understanding of local culture, habits and development;

then rather gaining just technical skills in tagging, data structures or the use of a specific editor. There is no single best practice or training method to gain these non-technical skills. If we take examples from the broader OSM community, both experience, localised implementation of OSM tagging guidelines is achieved by involving the broader community in the development of local tagging conventions.
In this existing OSM community process the local community is:

  • encouraged to engage in a more participating role;
  • analyse and implement the global, often confusing and ambiguous global tagging guidelines;
  • provide examples by images (satellite and field) and provide or describe them in more clear conventions.

At the time when this first meeting took place, already some attempts were made creating Uganda Tagging Conventions. However without support or consulting the local community so they never proceeded from a draft proposal status to a community accepted state. One of the bottlenecks was that there was no official local chapter or organisation representing the whole Ugandan community, locally and in the diaspora.
The local community was in part represented and approachable through:

The initial founders identified needs of facilitation and possible employment or payed consultancy schemes for contributing members. Mapuganda.png MapUganda.org offered that they were able and willing to provide this financial support. To be able to accept this financial support and operate in compliance with Ugandan legislation this workgroup will request to operate as a fully independent working group within Mapuganda.png MapUganda.org as an umbrella entity.
Versions and voting on the co-operation contract can be found on: Umbrella co-operation.

Code of Conduct

  • All members, core, contributor and voting members will show full support and adherence to our mission, code of conduct and mode of operation in all their public activities;
  • The workgroup and all it's members at all times shall provide maximum privacy for all it's members. We will only store and use private data as is available and compliant with the OSMF privacy policy. Members will never be explicitly requested to provide any more private contacts or details. They are however free to provide them on a voluntary basis as they may seem necessary to better support their operations within the workgroup. The workgroup will store and publish this information on this wiki with explicit consent, free and without discrimination accessible to everyone with internet access.
  • It can also operate a financing scheme based on grants, funding and donations, which will be managed and accounted for by an umbrella entity.
  • Any members of the workgroup are allowed to seek for personal funding, grants, donations and paid contributions as long as they make the extend and source public to the Working Group.
  • The Working group can publicise lists of consultants or trainers (individuals and organisations) without preferring or providing any preference to any organisation or individual on these lists. Listing on these lists is subject to approval by the Core Working Group and additions, changes or deletions can only be made by the wiki administrator(s) assigned by the Core Working Group.
  • All public screen-to-screen meetings will be held on Jitsi meet. In case Jitsi meet is not available, the only acceptable (no Video support) alternative is mumble. We only accept these apps or software because they are fully free and open source, provide mobile, desktop and web-app (own or third-party)support for all common OS and state-of-the-art end-to-end encryption and maximum respect for your privacy.
  • All public communications by the working group will be made through the talk-ug talking list and private messaging service linked to an OSM user account. These accounts are linked to external make accounts for which we cannot guarantee full adherence of your privacy, so we strongly advise to use PGP end-to-end encryption in the mails send through these linked accounts.

Only the following apps or software are allowed to be used for Working group official chats, discussions and communication because of their end-to-end encryption and independent funding, SMS encryption and forwarding service, free and open source nature and their availability on all mobile (Android / iOS) and desktop OS (Linux, Window and Mac) : Signal or Telegram. In all cases, it is the wiki administrator(s) to make regular copies and/or summaries of these group chats on talk-ug.
The following apps or software, which are not open source but provide sufficient privacy and are free may be used for informal communications: WhatsApp(© WhatsApp LLC, a Facebook subsidiary since 2014). Informal communications is all communications not concerning the proceedings and meetings of the working group and discussion and voting of the proposals.

Mode of Operation

Membership

Core Workgroup Members are accepted based on a 75% acceptance vote in the existing workgroup meetings. Membership can be on invite by, or expressing your interest to any of the Core Workgroup Members. The requirements to become a core workgroup member are:

  • Have and reveal an OSM user name and/or an OSM wiki account. Your profile(s) should contain a short description of your link or interest in the working group and, to avoid conflict of interest, list any other services or organisations that require you to have an OSM user account. A short description of why you consider yourself as a valuable member to the Ugandan OSM community;
  • Show any lasting, long-time and dedicated direct interest or connection, either in the past or at present, with Uganda as a country or any of it's local kingdoms, cultures, tribes or other indigenous people.
  • Acceptance will NOT be based on nationality, residence or any other allowance to stay on territory under the control or occupied by the Ugandan State, it's President or it's Government.
  • Notice that you don't need to be a Proposal Voting Member to have a vote and be a member of the core workgroup.
  • Membership will become automatically obsolete after 1 year of non participation in any of the Workgroup's activities. Renewals are not required. Any member can request to be relieved from his membership at any time, without justification, neither can it be refused by the Workgroup or any of it's members. All membership registration data will be deleted from the wiki pages administered by the Working Group.

Contributor Workgroup Members are assigned by the Core Workgroup Members to perform specifics task as updating the workgroup wiki pages, writing proposals, perform research or consult local communities.

  • Specific tasks will be announced in the Workgroup meetings. During a meeting, Core Workgroup Members can express their interest to become a contributor. Assignment will be by voting in the core member meeting and by 3/4 (>74.9 %) of the votes. If no candidate is found in the meeting to fill in the vacancy it will be announced publicly on talk-ug so vacancies can be received by the next meeting.
  • Notice that any candidate is required to apply and be accepted as a Core Workgroup Member before his vacancy as a contributor can be accepted.

Proposal Voting Members is any member of the OSM talk-ug mailing list. All proposals will be presented for discussion and voting on talk-ug.

Establishment of tagging conventions, training materials for the Ugandan community

All localised Ugandan conventions and tagging guidelines will be established in accordance with:

the OSM Good Practices

amended / extended with local variants to support more vibrant and detailed mapping and tagging. These amendments / extensions are listed on a single, separate wiki page.
Example:

  1. Don't map your local legislation, if not bound to objects in reality, we do allow local legislation, not bound to objects in reality, to be mapped as long as they are supported by reliable or official resources. These resources or data sources shall be explicitly listed on the Workgroup wiki pages and go through the proposal discussion and voting process. We will not allow any of these resources or decide to remove them and their referenced map features, through voting by Proposal Voting Members, when they, or their presence in the map, can be directly linked or OSM is referenced direct as a source of incitement of violence or conflict in the community regarding the core values of non-discrimination as defined in our mission statement.

the Proposal process.

For defining, consultation and approval of the tagging conventions as defined by the global OSM community.
This Proposal Process is amended / extended on the following articles:

  • Proposal process:discuss new tags for features and properties. should read discuss and document the use of existing global tags for local Ugandan purposes and new tags for features and properties. New tags will first be introduced using this process on a global scale and only after approval accepted for local applications.;
  • Proposal lists shall be localised;
  • Compatibility with established practices OpenStreetMap has some established good practices. will be The Ugandan OSM community has an amended and extended version of the OpenStreetMap established good practices.;
  • Propose will be on the talk-ug list for local proposals and on the Tagging talk list for global proposals.
  • Notify will be on the talk-ug list for local proposals and on the Tagging talk list for global proposals.
  • Post-vote process shall be localised;
  • The comment and discussion period can be shorter then 2 weeks as may seem appropriate by the editor or the workgroup.

Policy to Support and Enforcement of Good Practices

  • the Core Working Group has the authority, as any OSM community member, to request corrections and to revert any changes made in OSM that do not comply with the OSM Good Practices and it's local amendments and extensions;
  • we will follow a policy of creating awareness, sensitisation, training and improvements by direct communication through OSM to the original editor(s) to correct their non-compliancies;
  • multiple violations of the same kind and/or not responding to awareness, sensitisation, provision of training materials and recommended improvements will be regarded as vandalism and be reverted. We follow a similar stepped approach as the OSMF DWG and might assign through voting QA and conflict administrator(s) role to Core Workgroup Members who will also have the authority to contact the DWG and request suspension of OSM users, on a global scale and on behalf of the local community;
  • we will provide support for obtaining licensing waivers and permissions regarding the use of external data sources;

Voting Rights and Procedures

Any pre-announced public meeting of the Core Working Group has the right to decide and voting powers on the following matters and under the following conditions:

  • presence of at least 5 members and a 3/4 or greater then 74.9% majority is required:
    • changes to the mission, code of conduct or mode of operation of the workgroup;
    • assignment of the wiki administrator role, a 3/4 or greater then 74.9% majority is required.
    • change of the umbrella entity.
    • in case of insufficient meeting attendants absentee voting may proceed according the procedure as described in Proposal process - 5. Voting by any non-suspended member of the Core Working Group.
  • presence of at least 3 members and a simple 50% majority is required:
    • acceptance of new memberships;
    • assignment of contributor roles;
    • prioritising, strategy and scope of convention proposals, both local as global;
    • approval of active campaigns towards specific funding, grant or donation candidates;
    • all other matters not described specifically as requiring 5 members;
    • in case of insufficient meeting attendants absentee voting may proceed according the procedure as described in Proposal process - 5. Voting by any non-suspended member of the Core Working Group.
  • non-confidence vote:
    • a non-confidence vote can be given by any Core Working group Member to express his non-confidence in any other Core Working Group Member or Proposal Voting Member;
    • a non-confidence vote is anonymous and has to be forwarded to the wiki administrator's by private message (OSM message service linked to his account);
    • the private message has to give a clear motivation for the non-confidence vote where the voter motivates and provides prove of any violation of the mission, code of conduct, conflict of interest or mode of operation of the workgroup, it will be put by the wiki administrator on the agenda of the next working group meeting;
    • the wiki administrator will request all core working group members (except the non-confidence voter and the subject), to decide if the non-confidence vote is justified and it's evidence substantial enough to require immediate suspension of the subject or counselling by a trusted member of the working group, both to the non-confidence voter as the subject to resolve any misunderstandings or misconduct. This voting is by private messages by OSM user accounts and remains private.
    • the wiki administrator will take the necessary provisions to enforce all suspensions after the voting and make the non-confidence motivation and voting results public anonymised.
    • in case of suspension an indefinite period will be granted to the subject of the non-confidence vote to defend himself, describe adjustment of his proceedings within the working group, or provide prove that the non-confidence is based on false or non-substantial evidence. The subject can then request for an evaluation or a lift of his suspension in the following workgroup meeting which can decide of lifting the suspension by a public 3/4 majority vote. At least 5 members need to present in such a meeting.
    • all suspensions are indefinite until re-evaluation and re-vote with lifting approval in a working group meeting.
  • majority calculations are counted against all approval, abstinence and opposition votes.

Voting of Proposals is according the procedure as described in Proposal process - 5. Voting by any non-suspended member of the Proposal Voting Group.

Meetings

The core working group members will have meetings on a regular basis which are public.

  • All core and contributing members have the right to speak throughout, after a grant by the chairman, and vote on all matters during the meeting;
  • The chairman is not fixed, any Core Workgroup Member present in the meeting can voluntary apply to be the chairman. In case of multiple candidates the candidate with the most votes becomes the chairman. The chairman provides the meeting minutes within 1 week after the meeting to one of the wiki administrators to be published on the wiki and communicated to the talk-ug list.
  • All voting members have the right to attend as visitors and will be allowed to ask questions in public at the end of every meeting;
  • The frequency of meetings is minimal on a monthly basis, but more frequent meetings can be scheduled as needed and by consent by the Core Working Group with a simple majority vote in the last meeting.
  • Because transport can be problematic in a large country with sometimes poor infrastructure as Uganda, meetings will be virtual. Face-to-face meetings are allowed but always accessible screen-to-screen to provide maximum accessibility and participation;

Finance

  • Membership of the Workgroup is free and remains free for all times to warant maximum participation and accessibility by the Ugandan community. Any free OSM user can become a member of the Workgroup;
  • The Workgroup will not provide any paid services for funding its operations or paying consultant wages or employment salaries and benefits;
  • All financial needs will be by direct funding by the umbrella entity, grants and donations either direct at the workgroup or the umbrella entity.
  • The Workgroup is not a registered legal entity in Uganda, so all funding and donations will be accounted for and administered by the umbrella entity;

Versions and voting on financing and financial reports can be found on: UG-OSM Guidelines & Training Workgroup - Financing.

Umbrella Entity

We have the intention to negotiate with OPENSTREET MAP UGANDA, a Ugandan NGO and not-for-profit organisation, Ugandan trade registry / Certificate of Registration nr.80020000218083 better known under it's tradename MapUganda as the umbrella entity. The workgroup will always adhere to it's own mission, code of conduct and mode of operations. The umbrella entity has to accept, allow and facilitate this at all times and should guarantee the independence and self-governance of the working group by all legal means within it's organisation.
Versions and voting on the co-operation contract can be found on: Umbrella co-operation.

Members

Core Members

  1. Julius - User icon 2.svgJulius (julius ivan26 on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - Founding core & contributor member since 26-02-2021 - Ugandan - MapUganda lead trainer, HOTOSM contributor
  2. Samson Ngumenawe - User icon 2.svgngumenawesamson (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - Ugandan - Founding core member since 26-02-2021 - MapUganda member, HOTOSM contributor
  3. Ronnie Ebong - User icon 2.svgRonald Oyom(Ronnie Ebong) (Ebong C137 on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - Founding core & contributor member since 26-02-2021 - Ugandan - MapUganda Drone pilot, HOTOSM contributor
  4. Allan Mbabani - User icon 2.svgMbabani Allan (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - Founding core & contributor member since 26-02-2021 - Ugandan - youthmapper - MapUganda member - HOTOSM Project manager.
  5. Ronald Tumusiime - User icon 2.svgRonald Tumusiime (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - Founding core & contributor member since 26-02-2021 - Ugandan - MapUganda member - HOTOSM contributor
  6. Bert Araali - User icon 2.svgBert Araali (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - Founding core & contributor member since 26-02-2021 - residing in Uganda - OSMF member - OSM Global Tagging-talk contributor (tagging proposals and voting)- HOTOSM contributor
  7. Geoffrey - User icon 2.svgGeoffrey (Kateregga1 on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core & contributor member since 19-03-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM contributor, HOTOSM Community Programs Manager - OSM Africa - OSMF member.
  8. Stella - User icon 3.svgStella (Wava Stella on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 19-03-2021 - Ugandan - MapUganda Board member, HOTOSM contributor - Youthmappers World Ambassador.
  9. Maria - User icon 3.svgMaria (Maria Nabuwembo on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 19-03-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM contributor.
  10. Derick - User icon 2.svgDerick (SSEKITOLEKO on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core & contributor member since 19-03-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM contributor - MapUganda member.
  11. Deogratias Kiggudde - User icon 2.svgDeo (kiggudde on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core & contributor member since 19-03-2021 - Ugandan - MapUganda & HOTOSM Executive director - OSMF member.
  12. Awania Morish - User icon 2.svgMorish (Awania Morish on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 26-03-2021 - residing in Uganda - OSMF member - OSM Global Tagging-talk contributor (tagging proposals and voting)- HOTOSM contributor
  13. Shamillah - User icon 3.svgShamillah (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 27-03-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM Project manager.- Ugandan - HOTOSM Project manager.
  14. Joyce Mary Asio - User icon 3.svgJoyce (JOYCE MARY on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 02-04-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM contributor - Land Surveyor.
  15. Rehema Nakibuuka - User icon 3.svgRehema (Rehema Nakibuuka on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 02-04-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM contributor.
  16. Becky Candy - User icon 3.svgBecky (Becky Candy on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 02-04-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM contributor.
  17. Harriet - User icon 3.svgHearty (bakole on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 09-04-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM contributor.
  18. Don - User icon 3.svgDon (Donitardon on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 16-04-2021 - Ugandan - HOTOSM contributor - MapUganda staff member.
  19. Clara - User icon 3.svgClara Kerman (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 07-05-2021 - Ugandan
  20. Janan - User icon 2.svgJanan (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.) - core member since 07-05-2021 - Ugandan - Youthmappers chapter president

Contributor Members

  1. Bert Araali - User icon 2.svgBert Araali (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.)
    1. Wiki Administrator;
    2. Admin of WhatsApp & Telegram group;
    3. Group Communications on talk-ug + talk-Africa and/or OSM global talk groups.
    4. Workgroup wiki page editor (Mission / Code of Conduct / Mode of Operation / Member list);
    5. Convention Overview Page - editor;
    6. Global proposal submission on tagging-talk.
  2. Julius - User icon 2.svgJulius (julius ivan26 on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.)
    1. Wiki Administrator;
    2. Admin of Telegram group;
    3. Workgroup wiki page editor (Mission / Code of Conduct / Mode of Operation / Member list);
    4. Membership recruitment;
    5. Funding/Donation requests from MapUganda.
  3. Derick User icon 2.svgDerick (SSEKITOLEKO on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.)
    1. Admin of WhatsApp & Telegram group;
  4. Ronnie Ebong - User icon 2.svgRonald Oyom(Ronnie Ebong) (Ebong C137 on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.)
    1. Admin of Telegram group;
  5. Allan Mbabani - User icon 2.svgMbabani Allan (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.)
    1. Admin of Telegram group;
  6. Ronald Tumusiime - User icon 2.svgRonald Tumusiime (on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.)
    1. Admin of Telegram group;
  7. Deogratias Kiggudde - User icon 2.svgDeo (kiggudde on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.)
    1. Admin of Telegram group;
  8. Geoffrey - User icon 2.svgGeoffrey (Kateregga1 on osm, edits, contrib, heatmap, chngset com.)
    1. Admin of Telegram group;

Proposal Voting members

See talk-ug member list talk-ug members, only accessible if you are a member of this list.
Nr. of members @ 05 March 2021 (working group founding date): 67
To register for membership: talk-ug subscription

Suspended members:
none

Voting

Instructions for voting
  • Log in to the wiki if you are not already logged in.
  • Scroll down to voting and click 'Edit source'. Copy and paste the appropriate code from this table or the cheat sheet in the editor on its own line at the bottom of the text area:
To get this output you type Description
  • I approve this proposal I approve this proposal.
 {{vote|yes}} --~~~~ Feel free to also explain why you support proposal.
  • I oppose this proposal I oppose this proposal. reason
 {{vote|no}} reason --~~~~ Replace reason with your reason(s) for voting no.
  • I abstain from voting but have comments I have comments but abstain from voting on this proposal. comments
 {{vote|abstain}} comments --~~~~ If you don't want to vote but have comments. Replace comments with your comments.

Note: The ~~~~ automatically inserts your name and the current date. Like in this example: --Bert Araali (talk) 16:53, 9 April 2021 (UTC)

You can also watch the instruction video: YouTube logo (2017).png: UG-OSM voting


For full template documentation see Template:Vote. See also how vote outcome is processed.
  • I oppose this proposal I oppose this proposal. What OSM really needs is global tagging guidelines. People from all nationalities are welcome to open and join tagging-related discussions, but it is backwards thinking to propose a nationalised set of approved tags, which are at risk of becoming incompatible with international standards and are likely to confuse international mappers as well as users of OSM data. Mappers from different countries should work together to form a consensus, rather than separate themselves from our global project. I therefore strongly disapprove of this proposal. --501ghost (talk) 16:10, 9 April 2021 (UTC)
The main purpose of this workgroup is not to develop new tagging, but rather to describe how global tagging guidelines are applied locally. For local and international mappers alike. If the local community identifies gaps in the global guidelines, or undocumented local tagging, we will make a local guideline first, to document it in the wiki, and if it is feasible, usable and applicable on a global status, take it to through the global proposal process. I agree with your comment, that only global guidelines are the ideal situation, however this has never been the case, localised applications are described for many countries. This workgroup has as it's main goal to make OSM more accessible for both local and international mappers who want to map remotely in countries and cultures they are not familiar with. The global guidelines are mostly localised by "Western countries and culture" and to a large extend, not applicable without adding local context. This workgroup will try to add this context. The practice of localised guidelines exist since nearly the start of OSM, thus the goal of this workgroup is exactly the opposite of what you state as "backwards thinking", it is "forward thinking" in a way to a more open, non-discriminating, less Western dominated, accessible and more global OSM mapping community. --Bert Araali (talk) 14:10, 13 April 2021 (UTC)
Thank you for your clarification and my apologies for the late reply. What will your last sentence here mean in practice? Also, what is meant by "OpenStreetMap has some established good practices. will be The Ugandan OSM community has an amended and extended version of the OpenStreetMap established good practices"? --501ghost (talk) 18:24, 19 April 2021 (UTC)
  • I approve this proposal I approve this proposal. Few comments received from the local community during RFC. So as editor and administrator regard this as an acceptable basis to start the workgroup.--Bert Araali (talk) 16:53, 9 April 2021 (UTC)
  • I approve this proposal I approve this proposal. I approve this proposal. I believe it is a great endeavour --Ogwangjulius (talk) 13:24, 16 April 2021 (UTC)
  • I approve this proposal I approve this proposal. I approve this proposal strongly. This is a great endeavor for the Uganda OSM community to streamline our mapping in a more organized way.Ebong C137 (talk) 13:33, 16 April 2021 (UTC)
  • I approve this proposal I approve this proposal. I approve this proposal Becky Candy (talk) 16:28, 16 April 2021 (UTC)
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