We have organic=*, but just because it’s organic doesn’t mean it’s healthy. Whenever we buy organic food, we think it doesn’t contain GMO like synthetic pesticides or sulfites, however, the label itself is meaningless and just an excuse to sell food for twice the price, similar to Organic Maps claiming to be “100% organic”, and then keeping their map generation code proprietary.

What I mostly like about OpenStreetMap is privacy, freedom, details, and lack of propaganda and advertisements, unlike Google. I hope OSM won’t get bought out by big tech, or lose their mind like Mozilla. The analytics may be harmless, but if OSM were to add trackers, (e.g., Facebook, DoubleClick, etc.), I would be done with OSM. It all starts with a small mistreatment, and then corporations begin to get increasingly worse and worse over time, to the point they require an age verification, and replace their customers with AI bots.