Free Culture Achievement

This is a proposal made on 9-1-09. Please leave comments and suggestions on Talk:Free Culture Achievement, indicating whether you:

• Support the proposal
  
• Do not oppose it
  
• Oppose (this option requires you to watch the page and return to comment on modifications), or
  
• Think it Needs work before you can decide.
  

See Proposed achievements for more information on this process.

Description

The idea of this achievement is to embrace the wonders of Open Source (and all the other similar licenses like GPL etc) in our geohashing ways. To complete this achievement, one must use a piece (or multiple pieces) of Open Source (or similar) technology (i.e. software or hardware) to reach a hashpoint. The item needs to actually be used on the journey (e.g. you can't count your desktop computer, the item must reach the point itself).

Examples might include such items as a PDA/handheld running such software, or even something like a GP2X (or similar handheld) to view saved images of the map. Or you could carry around a laptop, but those things get heavy after the first couple of kilometres/miles :) Bonus points if you do this dressed like a ninja.

Proof

Apart from the usual, a picture of the device and its use of Open Source is sufficient proof.

Ribbon

Template:Free Culture

This user earned the Free Culture Achievement This achievement was proposed in the past, but has been rejected. by using Open Source equipment to reach the ({{{latitude}}}, {{{longitude}}}) geohash on [[{{{date}}} {{{latitude}}} {{{longitude}}}|{{{date}}}]].