An open, hyperlocal India temperature and heat platform (Leaflet, multi-source). Built on People's Digital Goods & Infrastructure (PDGI) principles — people before digital, rights-centric, commons-oriented, transparent (pdgi.org).
This is a public scorecard of how those principles are implemented here, with honest notes on where it falls short. It was generated from a repository audit (2026-07); update it as the code changes.
License: CC BY-SA 4.0 (relicensed from BY-NC-SA in this change) · Live: https://indiatemperaturemap.pages.dev
Status key: ✅ implemented · 🟡 partial · ⛳ gap · — not applicable.
Faithful multi-model rendering; per-source NOTICE attributions; spread flags.
Open repo; Python fetchers; public sources; methodology in the README.
No account, forkable; JSON/CSV data files but no in-app export button.
Open code; the non-commercial clause is being dropped (BY-NC-SA → BY-SA) to reach the commons.
No third-party analytics or trackers; no PII collected.
Correction path added (CONTRIBUTING + issue template); no in-app contribution.
No AI / MCP / API surface.
CSV/JSON artifacts in the repo; the app is JS-only with no no-JS / print view.
English-only, expert-oriented UI. Direction: vernacular access.
A visualisation/catalog; it makes no decisions about people.
Overall: 3✅ 5🟡 1⛳
Want to show your project follows PDGI? Copy this file, map each principle to the concrete thing you do, link the evidence, and mark the gaps honestly. The git history becomes the record of your work. Framework: pdgi.org.