I can't find any specific copyright info on their site, though if you click through to the individual county sites there is a disclaimer about the information being provided as a public benefit.

I would say that their *customer* are the counties using them as their mapping source, and they have a license to allow the public to use it free of charge. Now, if that permits us to use it for our mapping purposes, I'm not sure.

One source I've used in the past is Tri-State Consulting maps, they seem to be the go-to link for maps on some city/county websites. I dunno if it runs afoul of any of Waze's rules on commercial map data, though. I found their maps of LeFlore and Grenada to be more accurate than the ones through the Mississippi GIS portal.

Thanks for doing this.

I helping to move the Arkansas wiki over to the new template and update the content (since the old one is useless). On the Mapping Resources page I've added specific mentions of the WME Tools and Scripts and Dwarflord's boilerplate responses for most common URs. Sure, on the former if you dig deep enough in the editing manual you'll eventually get there (maybe) but for new editors that find their way to the state wiki it's a help.

Also I seem to recall discussion on standard times/guideline times for responding to URs and closing URs. I think that would be good to capture on the wiki.

Do you envision a segment lock level guideline being worthwhile? I added one to the Arkansas wiki. Didn't call it a standard or minimum because Arkansas doesn't really have editor coverage to implement it.