So if price and quality are no criteria for different tag, why do we have deli and convenience store? Or is that difference bigger?
Or fast food and restaurant? The difference is only quality, price and perhaps service. But even that is not always the case. If we drop boutique as a tag for clothes shops, how does that solve the tagging in West Africa? Or should we tell the mappers there to change their tagging anyway? Op 2 sep. 2017 00:56 schreef "Warin" <61sundow...@gmail.com>: > On 02-Sep-17 04:31 AM, Marc Gemis wrote: > >> Is ignoring what the community did so far, a guideline ? People have >> used the tag boutique. So why cannot we take this practice and use >> that as the guideline ? Why change the currently used tags, causing a >> cost of all involved parties ? >> >> >> >> This is a serious question. I want to understand why people think the >> about differences are ok, but clothes and boutique not. >> > > I lack the understanding of what is meant by 'boutique' and 'fashion'. > > I think the terms could be used for a very wide variety of features. > > The tag shop=cloths I understand and don't see any confusion over it. > > If 'fashion' simply means cloths with some added parameters then I would > think it should be a sub tag. The same for 'boutique'. > > If they mean something different from cloths .. then what are they? And I > don't want terms like - more expensive, finer materials, better design - > these are either subjective and/or sub tags. > > Fuel stations that do not sell diesel are not given a separate main tag - > they get a sub tag. > And yes some things in OSM have been given main tags where, with more > organisation, they could have been better with sub tags. 'Path' and > footpath spring to mind. > > > > _______________________________________________ > Tagging mailing list > Tagging@openstreetmap.org > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging >
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