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s/maps.me/organic maps/g; fix #443

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Pieter Vander Vennet 2021-07-26 09:50:55 +02:00
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"loginWithOpenStreetMap": "Login with OpenStreetMap",
"welcomeBack": "You are logged in, welcome back!",
"loginToStart": "Login to answer this question",
"openStreetMapIntro": "<h3>An Open Map</h3><p>Wouldn't it be cool if there was a single map, which everyone could freely use and edit? A single place to store all geo-information? Then, all those websites with different, small and incompatible maps (which are always outdated) wouldn't be needed anymore.</p><p><b><a href='https://OpenStreetMap.org' target='_blank'>OpenStreetMap</a></b> is this map. The map data can be used for free (with <a href='https://osm.org/copyright' target='_blank'>attribution and publication of changes to that data</a>). On top of that, everyone can freely add new data and fix errors. This website uses OpenStreetMap as well. All the data is from there, and your answers and corrections are added there as well.</p><p>A ton of people and application already use OpenStreetMap: <a href='https://maps.me/' target='_blank'>Maps.me</a>, <a href='https://osmAnd.net' target='_blank'>OsmAnd</a>, but also the maps at Facebook, Instagram, Apple-maps and Bing-maps are (partly) powered by OpenStreetMap. If you change something here, it'll be reflected in those applications too - after their next update!</p>",
"openStreetMapIntro": "<h3>An Open Map</h3><p>Wouldn't it be cool if there was a single map, which everyone could freely use and edit? A single place to store all geo-information? Then, all those websites with different, small and incompatible maps (which are always outdated) wouldn't be needed anymore.</p><p><b><a href='https://OpenStreetMap.org' target='_blank'>OpenStreetMap</a></b> is this map. The map data can be used for free (with <a href='https://osm.org/copyright' target='_blank'>attribution and publication of changes to that data</a>). On top of that, everyone can freely add new data and fix errors. This website uses OpenStreetMap as well. All the data is from there, and your answers and corrections are added there as well.</p><p>A ton of people and application already use OpenStreetMap: <a href='https://organicmaps.app/' target='_blank'>Organic Maps</a>, <a href='https://osmAnd.net' target='_blank'>OsmAnd</a>, but also the maps at Facebook, Instagram, Apple-maps and Bing-maps are (partly) powered by OpenStreetMap. If you change something here, it'll be reflected in those applications too - after their next update!</p>",
"search": {
"search": "Search a location",
"searching": "Searching…",