Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

I've re-read the discussion, and propose this approach: disused:oldkey = oldvalue For items that are gone and not coming back. Examples: locked gate, shop that has ceased business. disused = yes For items that are not presently in use, but could be renovated or fixed with great effort. Exam

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 1:09 AM, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote: > -1, IMHO this is flawed, as it requires from everybody to check for this > tag: if you make a map and ignore this tag you will put something not > working on the map as if it was working. Imagine amenity=hospital, > operational_status=

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

Note, however, that just because something is in need of repair does not necessarily mean that it is abandoned or disused. Martin Koppenhoefer wrote: > 2013/6/11 Brian Wolford > > > > > I've just found the HOT tag > 'operational_status

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

2013/6/11 Brian Wolford > > I've just found the HOT tag > 'operational_status >>> ' >>> This addresses a similar need, but it does not have a wiki page. >>> >>> > For discussion on "operational_status": > http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wi

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

> I've just found the HOT tag > 'operational_status >> ' >> This addresses a similar need, but it does not have a wiki page. >> >> For discussion on "operational_status": http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Humanitarian_OSM_Tags/operational

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

2013/6/11 Bryce Nesbitt > I've just found the HOT tag > 'operational_status > ' > This addresses a similar need, but it does not have a wiki page. > > How about: > > operational_status=broken (usable for it intended purpose) > op

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

I've just found the HOT tag 'operational_status ' This addresses a similar need, but it does not have a wiki page. How about: operational_status=broken (usable for it intended purpose) operational_status=needs repair (usable, but

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 11:48 AM, John F. Eldredge wrote: > You need to be able to distinguish between "this is not currently intended > to be used" (for example, a locked gate) and "this is intended to be used, > but needs repair" (for example, a jammed gate). > Exactly. Exactly. -

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

You need to be able to distinguish between "this is not currently intended to be used" (for example, a locked gate) and "this is intended to be used, but needs repair" (for example, a jammed gate). Brian Wolford wrote: >> In no case do we want the feature to be hidden from rendering: it's >sti

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 8:23 AM, Brian Wolford wrote: > > > In no case do we want the feature to be hidden from rendering: it's > still a mappable object. The goal is quite the opposite: to highlight the > drinking water sources in need of repair. > > If you are going to highlight things then it s

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

> In no case do we want the feature to be hidden from rendering: it's still a mappable object. The goal is quite the opposite: to highlight the drinking water sources in need of repair. If you are going to highlight things then it seems like you would be creating a specific rendering already. And

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 5:23 AM, Jaakko Helleranta.com wrote: > I think that the prefix "abandoned:" is what you refer to and "disused:" > is your answer, eih? > >- disused :*=* "features >that* are in a reasonable state of repair but which a

Re: [Tagging] "State of repair" tag

I think that the prefix "abandoned:" is what you refer to and "disused:" is your answer, eih? - disused :*=* "features that* are in a reasonable state of repair but which are currently unused*" "The name is still relevant, and will still be

[Tagging] "State of repair" tag

We have a key "disused" (http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:disused) meant for things like abandoned railways or indefinitely locked car parks. When used as directed the item will disappear from maps and be invisible to rendering software. I'd like to discuss a tag for things that might need r