Jo Walsh (who’s also a member of the Open Knowledge Foundation) has written a great post over on the mappinghacks blog about the development a new data model for OpenStreetMap. Though focused on the issue of modelling geodata the points she raises, particularly in relation to ‘Audit’ functionality (change tracking, versioning etc), are applicable to many other areas of open knowledge development and I strongly recommend reading the original post in full.

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  3. Why open geodata in an open source software foundation? I was lucky enough to be able to attend
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  5. The Open Library and Versioned Data The Internet Archive has recently launch

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