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I wonder if the users could technically violate some S. Korean laws, so are wary of contributing:

https://jsis.washington.edu/news/south-korean-data-localizat...

> The purpose of the Korean Land Survey Act was to prevent anyone who is threat to national security from stealing the country’s maps during the post-war period. ROK government enacted the law in 1961 and it concerned the establishment and management of spatial data — it has subsequently been amended in 2009. The Article 16 of the act states strict regulation on taking maps, photos, the results of a survey, or any land surveillance data abroad, because of the likelihood that it could harm South Korean national security interests.




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