Now I don't want to continue 😅

Maybe this doesn't belong here since it's not osm but it's the closest subreddit I could find.

There is a website where I can search for city suffix and prefix, the website has a dark overlay and the points were blue I suppose. I don't know the name of the website, maybe some of you knows the one.

Hi everyone, I have a question about MapTiler.

I’ve developed a non-commercial map website and integrated MapTiler maps into it. I noticed that the free plan includes 100,000 times of loads per month, but I’m not quite sure what exactly counts as a map load.

I’ve only clicked around on my website a few times, yet the number of requests has already reached 2,000. Does this mean the 100,000 monthly limit might not be enough if more people start using my website?

If so, are there any good alternatives to MapTiler that offer a more generous free tier, especially for a non-commercial project?

I’d really appreciate any advice or recommendations. Thanks!

Hi OSM folks! I built a free browser game on top of OpenStreetMap: enter any address, the game fetches the area (Nominatim + Overpass, cached server-side to go easy on the public servers) and turns building footprints into extruded 3D blocks.
building:levels / height decide how tall a building is and how many points it's worth, and tagged landmarks (e.g. Westminster Hall in the screenshot) give a bonus. Map data is credited in-game.
It's also a fun way to spot gaps in your neighbourhood's mapping – flat or missing buildings stand out immediately 😄
Play (free, no account, no tracking): https://kaijumietz.de/?lang=en
Happy to answer questions about the OSM → game pipeline!

As you might know, we at Top-O-Map run the tile backend for OpenTopoMap since January, and we now have something new. We got another server and on it we render the OpenTopoMap with higher resolution. 2 times the resolution, 4 times the pixels to be precise.

In addition the database is updated daily.

You can have a look at it over at: OnlineTopoMap

Let me know what you think.