News — 05 June, 2015

The New Field Papers Site is Live!

The new Field Papers site has been live for over a week now, as it was successfully launched on the 28th of May. Thanks to the team at Stamen Design in conjunction with co-funding from the Hewlett Foundation through the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, the tool has been re-vamped to become stable and more international. Field Papers has been optimised for multiple languages, which include but are not limited to Deutsch, Español, Français, Bahasa Indonesia, Italiano, 日本語, کوردی, Nederlands, Português, and Kiswahili. Please contribute towards the internationalisation and translation of Field Papers by visiting the Transifex project and joining the team of your desired language.

The new Field Papers site has been live for over a week now, as it was successfully launched on the 28th of May. Thanks to the team at Stamen Designs in conjunction with co-funding from the Hewlett Foundation through the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team, the tool has been re-vamped to become stable and more international. Please read the release notes for detailed information on the enhancements.

Field Papers has been optimised for multiple languages, which include but are not limited to Dansk, Deutsch, English, Español, Français, Bahasa Indonesia, Italiano, 日本語, کوردی, Nederlands, Polski, Português, Kiswahili, Tagalog and українська мова. Please contribute towards the internationalisation and translation of Field Papers by visiting the Transifex project and joining the team of your desired language. If there is a langauge you would like to see added, please request one through Transifex.

On behalf of Stamen Designs and the HOT OSM community, we would like to thank everyone for contributing to Field Papers and encourage your continued support in its development. Please keep using the new site and help us by logging any bugs as issues on the associated GitHub repository, as well as feature enhancements you would like to see for future additions.