Jacket

 

> Message: 9

> Date: Fri, 09 Nov 2007 16:05:17 +0000

> From: Thom Shannon <thom@...>

> Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] Jacket

> Cc: talk@...

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> what about this?

> http://www.ts0.com/osm.jpg

>

> i'd buy one!

> 

 

I think that one looks a bit hot of cycling. How about this one: Vest details

(Not sure about the price though. £1.50 for a jacket in 2007 and 13p extra for XXXL)?

 

Here’s another supplier.. £4.20 this time – vests are cheap!

http://www.ricara.co.uk/hi_viz.php

 

Personally I would vote for

 

'OpenStreetMap

  Surveying'

 

on the back in big letters (as shown by Sven) and also in small letters on the front which is going to be just fine for the bullshit factor, and will also attract the right sort of questions from people who are awake and interested.

 

Of course one does also sometimes need a hard hat and boots for areas under construction, but they don't need a logo!

 

What next... I'm in for a vest if others are too. How do we sort out a bulk purchase? Is anyone offering to do the ordering and distribution? I would be happy to underwrite an order if we wanted some for stock (although the costs appear to be very low). The quality must be good, I don't want the lettering coming off in 2 minutes but both of the above companies offer printing options which is just great.

 

 

Regards,

 

 

Peter

 

 

 

> (does anyone else have the problem where hitting reply just goes to that

> person and not the list? only seems to happen on this list)

>

> Sven Gr?ner wrote:

> >> Yes, yes, I also want a high-vis jacket to see what it's like.

> >> I would like it half to look offical, but half to promote OSM or at

> least

> >> something that would secretly identify myself to other OSMers (a wordy

> joke

> >> perhaps). Trouble is I don't think you can have it say anything clever

> AND

> >> still get the offical look.

> >>

> >

> > Why not call it "OSM surveying"?

> > People have heard about "OS" so they won't wonder about an additional

> > "M" ;-)

> > It's straight forward, honest and people interested in mapping will

> > still be attracted to google "OSM"

> >

> > MfG, Sven

> >

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lol, I wasn't really serious.

What about an OSM license? A little ID card you can print out and laminate, and when people ask what you're doing you can just wave your ID at them :)


Peter Miller wrote:

 

> Message: 9

> Date: Fri, 09 Nov 2007 16:05:17 +0000

> From: Thom Shannon thom@...

> Subject: Re: [OSM-talk] Jacket

> Cc: talk@...

> Message-ID: 4734853D.6000700@...

> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"

>

> what about this?

> http://www.ts0.com/osm.jpg

>

> i'd buy one!

> 

 

I think that one looks a bit hot of cycling. How about this one: Vest details

(Not sure about the price though. £1.50 for a jacket in 2007 and 13p extra for XXXL)?

 

Here’s another supplier.. £4.20 this time – vests are cheap!

http://www.ricara.co.uk/hi_viz.php

 

Personally I would vote for

 

'OpenStreetMap

  Surveying'

 

on the back in big letters (as shown by Sven) and also in small letters on the front which is going to be just fine for the bullshit factor, and will also attract the right sort of questions from people who are awake and interested.

 

Of course one does also sometimes need a hard hat and boots for areas under construction, but they don't need a logo!

 

What next... I'm in for a vest if others are too. How do we sort out a bulk purchase? Is anyone offering to do the ordering and distribution? I would be happy to underwrite an order if we wanted some for stock (although the costs appear to be very low). The quality must be good, I don't want the lettering coming off in 2 minutes but both of the above companies offer printing options which is just great.

 

 

Regards,

 

 

Peter

 

 

 

> (does anyone else have the problem where hitting reply just goes to that

> person and not the list? only seems to happen on this list)

>

> Sven Gr?ner wrote:

> >> Yes, yes, I also want a high-vis jacket to see what it's like.

> >> I would like it half to look offical, but half to promote OSM or at

> least

> >> something that would secretly identify myself to other OSMers (a wordy

> joke

> >> perhaps). Trouble is I don't think you can have it say anything clever

> AND

> >> still get the offical look.

> >>

> >

> > Why not call it "OSM surveying"?

> > People have heard about "OS" so they won't wonder about an additional

> > "M" ;-)

> > It's straight forward, honest and people interested in mapping will

> > still be attracted to google "OSM"

> >

> > MfG, Sven

> >

> > _______________________________________________

> > talk mailing list

> > talk@...

> > http://lists.openstreetmap.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/talk

> >

> >

> >

 

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On Nov 9, 2007 12:47 PM, Thom Shannon <thom@...> wrote:
>  What about an OSM license? A little ID card you can print out and laminate,
> and when people ask what you're doing you can just wave your ID at them :)

This would be hilarious and represent the height of social
engineering.  "I'm with the OSM" It's very official sounding.

Cheers,

Adam

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