On Sun, 21 Apr 2019 at 15:52, Joseph Eisenberg <joseph.eisenb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In villages and neighborhoods of smaller towns, the school is often > the largest or only public place. > No argument here. In Central and South America, the public school is also often the > place where voting takes place for elections, Also in the UK. community meetings happen, and cultural events take place. > Also in the UK. However, is the fact that a school is used for voting once every four years more important than that is is a place of education? Is the fact that a school holds a community event once a month more important than that it is a place of eduction? Shouldn't we be tagging the primary use? A village hall might be built that is then used for voting and community events, but the school remains a school (until budgetary cuts force its closure). A school is primarily an educational establishment and only secondarily something else. -- Paul
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