On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 12:34 AM, pmailkeey . <pmailk...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> If they need a map to find the place, the need any reception for newbies. > Tag the appropriate entrances with ent/ext tags - all those entrances > suitable for newbies. > I believe we should simply map the reality. So a reception should be called a reception, and an entrance (independent from its appropriateness)—an entrance. If a company decides to move the reception from one entrance to another, does it mean we should erase the previous entrance? My university has the reception at the "back" entrance, the main entrance being used for official delegations only (that don't need reception) and for students and staff who have badges. And they are 10 minutes walk from each other, so it's important to know. > Hospitals tend to have multiple entrances - so tag them appropriately such > as A+E(ED) , main, outpatient or even named department. Schools have many > entrances too but the general public don't need to know about them all. > OSM is a database database of things on the planet, not an information centre for "general public". There are restricted roads, and they are still mapped. So should by the entrances that are not for public access. Cheers, Kotya
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