I had just started to assimilate a relatively new term for me – “neogeography” courtesy of Wikimapia, Google Earth, Wikipedia, Blinkgeo and Slashgeo. I have been in awe at the wonders what crowdsourcing could do to facilitate a more user generated supported and verified geospatial data that is free for all.
Recently, the spamming aspect of geospatial data or more appropriately “MapSpamming” has come of note.
Here are a few explainations on how “MapSpamming” works.
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