W dniu 19.03.2018 o 02:40, Martin Koppenhoefer pisze:
actually castle_type=manor is in the 300-2400 range, while historic=manor in the 2400-19200 range, and it has more than double the usage ;-)
:-D I meant the same order of magnitude.
I don’t follow the 2 tags are easier than 1 tag philosophy, especially as the 2 usually contain at least one key that is only used in a very narrow field (like castle_type here), and as not all specific things that are squeezed into a generic term (here castle) will typically be considered instances of “term” (you can see this also in tower:type).
It's not "easier" in general - for example more typing is harder, of course. It's just easier to categorize when tagging ("is it stately or manor? Well, historic=palace covers both") and rendering ("I will cover the historic=castle with one generic icon, at least all the subtypes will be visible").
But this is not my main concern. I want to know what to do with two proper schemes documented on the Wiki which apparently describe the same type of object - no matter if it's expressed with one or more tags.
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