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        <title>Good vibes about places ~ Minh Nguyễn</title>
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        <description>In the United States, populated places have long been classified based on diverse personal perspectives, resulting in a patchwork that is inadequate for data consumers and difficult for users to understand. How can we bring more certainty and predictability to place classification while imbuing the map with obvious information that has previously gone unrecorded? Building on past approaches, this talk proposes a more data-driven approach to functionally classifying places that is more needed than ever. Originally published by OSM US under a CC license: https://youtube.com/watch?v=b7ZQmGaPvlU</description>
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