The current mission statement reads:
Provide easy navigating offline for drivers, hikers, and cyclists, with privacy-focus and open-source, made by and for the community.
Perhaps this is a difference in dialects, but I would not consider someone who walks along city streets a "hiker," but presumably CoMaps intends to support this use. Thus, I would suggest changing the mission statement to:
Provide easy navigating offline for drivers, pedestrians, hikers, and cyclists, with privacy-focus and open-source, made by and for the community.
Would there be a better way to say this? Perhaps "pedestrians [and] hikers" is redundant (although I would not expect an app for "pedestrians" to include hiking trails); maybe "drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts"?
The current mission statement reads:
> Provide easy navigating offline for drivers, hikers, and cyclists, with privacy-focus and open-source, made by and for the community.
Perhaps this is a difference in dialects, but I would not consider someone who walks along city streets a "hiker," but presumably CoMaps intends to support this use. Thus, I would suggest changing the mission statement to:
> Provide easy navigating offline for drivers, pedestrians, hikers, and cyclists, with privacy-focus and open-source, made by and for the community.
Would there be a better way to say this? Perhaps "pedestrians [and] hikers" is redundant (although I would not expect an app for "pedestrians" to include hiking trails); maybe "drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts"?