Potlatch (software)
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Potlatch 2 with OpenStreetMap data
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Developer(s) | Richard Fairhurst |
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Stable release | 2 v2.4 / July 2015 |
Development status | Active |
Written in | ActionScript |
Platform | Adobe Flash |
Type | GIS software |
License | WTFPL[1] |
Website | {{ |
Potlatch is an free software editing tool for OpenStreetMap geodata using Adobe Flash. It is one of two editors embedded directly within the OpenStreetMap website.
Potlatch 1 [2] was released mid 2006[3] and was the default editor on the main OpenStreetMap site until it was replaced by Potlatch 2 in April 2011.[4]
An alpha version of Potlatch 2, a complete reimplementation of the software, was published in summer 2010. In December 2010, Potlatch 2 was released for general use. After Microsoft had granted OpenStreetMap permission to use aerial imagery from their Bing Maps service for tracing, Potlatch 2 was extended to display these images in the background.
Potlatch 2 requires a web browser with at least version 8 of the Flash plugin installed. It continues to be actively maintained.
The default editor on OpenStreetMap is now iD.[5][6]
References
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Further reading
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