Feedback: Corey Burger on OpenStreetMap at CLUG

12 Sep 2007

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I think last night's CLUG meeting about OpenStreetMap by Corey Burger was one of our best in recent memory.  At the talk, a decent sized crowd pitched up and there were many questions and generally lots of interest.

We also had some really lively discussion at the dinner afterwards, with about 16 people coming along.  Unlike some of our invited guests over the years, both Corey and his brother, Brian, were very approachable and happy to talk to anyone about anything.

So, thanks to Corey and Brian for coming to visit us on your vacation, and I hope you had an enjoyable night.

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