I don’t, however, share your view of WikiMapAid. While the concept is not useful in all disaster scenarios, I think such a tool could have helped agencies overcome confusions over overlapping place names in contexts such as the Pakistan Earthquake and its thousands of informal “mahallas” (neighborhoods) or even last years Bihar Flooding and its rapidly moving informal camps. There everyone is initially reporting information on village or neighborhood level, which often have names that are not officially recorded or agreed upon by local authorities. In that context, a wikimap could prove useful to spot overlapping interventions and gaps. Now this version lacks a lot of important facets, the first that jumps to mind is a lack of date information, but it could develop into something useful.