On 16.12.2013 13:37, Pieren wrote: > Seven weeks after the 2nd "vote" ([1]) started about the best tag for > defibrillators, we get the following results: > > 10 for "emergency=aed" > 1 for "emergency=AED" > 24 for "emergency=defibrillator" > 4 for "emergency=automated_external_defibrillator" > > The new "emergency=defibrillator" is leading. The feedbacks indicate > that the documentation should clarify its default usage (reserved for > 'automated and external defibrillators').
+1 > In other cases, > defibrillators are normally not accessible to the public. But just in > case someone is going to map such devices, we should add a subtag like > e.g. "defibrillator=manual" (+"access=no"). Something I can add in the > wiki when it's moved properly out of the proposal section. You can add it now and either have a separate vote or exclude it from voting but only leave it in the proposal. > But more important for me, the discussions show that "aed" is more > popular and known in some countries where, in opposite, it is > completely unknown in others. Either it's translated to the local > "defibrillator" word or is known with a different abbreviation like > "dea" or "dae". The tag "defibrillator" is probably more > understandable and less error-prone internationaly but not in some > countries where "aed" would be better. > That's why I'm considering if we could accept in the futur both values > "aed" and "defibrillator" equally and document them as such in the > wiki. But editors presets should give the preference to the more > international version "defibrillator". Your opinion ? We do not need two tags for one thing. More than one wiki pages is ok but they should links to the proper tag. Maybe we could even think about a bot and as JOSM already includes a preset for it at least a validator warning will be added once we find the proper tag. Cheers fly > > [1] > http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/automated_external_defibrillator#Voting_.282nd.29 _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
