On 7 October 2015 at 15:58, Daniel Koć <daniel@koć.pl> wrote: > builder
Not sure what this is used for. > building_materials Possibly duplicate with shop=doityourself, not sure though. > craft I use this for shops selling coloured paper, glue, knitting supplies etc. > discount I use shop=variety_store instead, but some mappers split the two categories. > energy Likely used for public-facing offices of energy suppliers, especially in countries where there is a free energy market so people might actually be 'shopping' for an energy provider. > flooring Makes sense. > gallery Lesser used alternative of shop=art. > games Makes sense. > health_food Lesser used alternative of shop=organic. > hobby Similar to shop=craft. > market Probably used for market halls. Might be a lesser used alternative of amenity=marketplace. > phone Likely most of these should be shop=mobile_phone. > real_estate Lesser used alternative of office=estate_agent. > rental I would use office=estate_agent for this as well. > salon Lesser used alternative of shop=hairdresser. > shoe_repair Lesser used alternative of shop=shoemaker. > tiles Makes sense, I guess. > Candidates for deprecating: > > antique - no wiki, mentioned on antiques page so maybe deprecate and propose > antiques? Yes, shop=antiques is more popular. > appliance - wiki redirects to electronics, so maybe deprecate and propose > electronics instead? Agree. > car_service - maybe car_repair? Agree. > communication - wiki redirects to mobile_phone, so maybe deprecate and > propose mobile_phone? No, shop=communication is used for places where you can go to and call abroad cheaply. Mainly common in places with many immigrants. > general - deprecate and propose to look for other shop values (like "yes")? Not sure. > health - medical_supply? Likely yes, or shop=organic (or shop=supermarket organic=yes) > household - houseware? Yes. > interior_decoration - houseware? No, I use houseware for shops were you can buy practical stuff such as pots, bins, and brooms, while I use interior_decoration for shops > office_supplies - stationery? Likely yes (although people state that shops like Staples also sell printers etc., and that that goes beyond what a stationery shop would sell). > printing - copyshop? Agree. > radiotechnics - electronics? > sewing - maybe tailor? No, in a sewing shop you can buy threads and needles, in a tailor you can get your clothes fixed. > shopping_centre - mall? Agree. > solarium - leisure=tanning_salon? Agree - apparently solarium is not even an English word. > souvenir - gift? No, for example in Amsterdam shops where tourists buy things to take home are very distinct from shops were people go to buy a present for a friend they are visiting. > tanning - leisure=tanning_salon? Agree. > Also organic is deprecated, but I was told that it was made by one person, > so we should also decide if we support this change or we want to revert it. Agree, I feel neutral about this. > What are your propositions? Thanks for working on this! Very useful to get more clarity in this direction. -- Matthijs _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
