I don't necessarily want to get rid of the word lounge, but an
amenity=airport_lounge leaves very little doubt about what it is.
Yves
Le 10 juin 2018 13:28:17 GMT+02:00, Paul Allen <pla16...@gmail.com> a écrit :
>On Sun, Jun 10, 2018 at 8:03 AM, Yves <yve...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I would expect a 'lounge' in an hotel as a cosy bar.
>>
>
>Or some sort of posh tea room. The word "lounge," to me, very strongly
>implies the supply of some sort of
>service that one has to pay for, and it is not a place one can use
>without
>a purchase. That's simply how the word
>tends to be used in the UK.
>
>
>> I don't think the term 'lounge' is sufficient for airports / station
>/
>> hotel lounges nor that it's a good idea to have a same general tag
>for them.
>>
>
>I agree. What is being proposed is a tag for a waiting room. I think
>it's
>useful to have such a tag. When planning
>a journey it's nice to know if a railway/bus station where one has to
>wait
>for a connection has a waiting room.
>Especially in cold weather.
>
>It is also my very strong opinion that tags should follow natural
>language
>usage. Because if they do not then
>ambiguity will arise and people who don't check the wiki will make
>natural
>assumptions which turn out to be
>incorrect. We've seen this in at least two recent discussions: tags
>that
>are being used to mean two different
>things because they were not chosen with natural usage in mind (the
>most
>recent being landuse=forest to
>mean land where forestry takes place and land with trees on but no
>forestry
>takes place).
>
>If proposed as amenity=waiting_room I'd vote for it. If proposed as
>amenity=lounge I'd vote against it. Others
>may, of course, take a different stance.
>
>
>> For me, what all lounges have in common is sorts of armchairs as
>> furnitures.
>>
>
>For me it's that a purchase is necessary. I'd hope for comfortable
>furniture in a lounge, but these days "artistic"
>is often chosen by operators rather than "comfortable."
>
>--
>Paul
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