In OSM, 37°14'30.6"N 131°51'55.1"E is labeled as Korean territory(Dokdo). However, under international law, 37°14'30.6"N 131°51'55.1"E is Japanese territory(Takeshima). OSM should redisplay the map notation as Takeshima, the territory of Japan. asked 11 Sep '22, 06:21  archscanty closed 11 Sep '22, 16:21  SimonPoole ♦ |
The question has been closed for the following reason “Too subjective and argumentative” by SimonPoole 11 Sep ‘22, 16:21
One Answer:
There is a page about disputed territories on the wiki here and an official policy from the OSMF here Where a dispute exists OpenStreetMap generally records who controls a place rather than than imposing views on who "should" have it. answered 11 Sep '22, 11:20  InsertUser |
