this is probably as close as you're going to get.
we can convene the WiGLE technical committee and try and get the paperwork pushed through, but they tend to be sticklers on that kind of thing.

if you can get us your transaction ID (you can email it to wigle-admin@wigle.net or use the message board if you don't want to email)
i didn't see any .kismac files in the upload directory, but i will check again.

the source is available from the downloads page.

we *are* working on WiGLE.net APIs, but generalization is slow work, and a COM one is down on the list, unfortunately (unless you can convince arkasha to make one part of digle :-).

type is the reported type of the ap, infrastructure, peer, etc. channel is the 802.11x channel that the AP was seen on. qos is short for "Quality of Service" and is a WiGLE.net generated number indicating the relative goodness of the observation. APs seen by more than one person on more th...

we're examining the best way to go about this. we record all the flags fields (which is how we determine wep status) and we're looking into a consistency run against the database to make sure the flags match the data derived from them. so there will be no need to repost any files, and infact it woul...

yeah, we were parsing fine, but inspecting the ns1 flags field incorrectly. doh.

this has been fixed in the tree, still testing some additional NS1s for positive wep-indication before we roll it out.

heh. i meant the fixing of course. errors are always caused by voodoo and solar flares. never bobzilla.

everyone knows science is faked.

rock. thanks!

are you using JiGLE? or DiGLE? (if you're on windows, its either, anywhere else its JiGLE :-) in either case, to get the mappacks to show up you need to unzip them from the base directory (there will be a directory called JiGLEMap/ which is part of the mappack zipfile) at the moment you will have to...

science!

(well, actually: bobzilla!)

looking into it. there are a number of reasons these things can hiccup. will advise

irony...overwhelming...
recursion depth... too...great...

i wouldn't lend much credence to things you read on the internet :-)

ack. it should be fixed shortly. in the meantime, as noted, you can still log in by other means.
sorry about that.

they're actually pipelines, not boundaries, according to the tag.