On Mon, Apr 22, 2019 at 8:47 AM Valor Naram <valin...@gmx.net> wrote: > I need to clarify the access=* key for my proposal to pleace this discussion. > > changing_table:access=yes > The changing table is accessible to the public. This means you can change the > nappy of your baby without being a customer. This happens rarely.
A notable exception is the public loos in parks, airports, motorway rest stops, and similar places. I suppose that you might be a 'customer' by virtue of having stepped into the place, but it's really more 'access=yes'. > changing_table:access=no > The changing table isn't also accessible for the customers. We should leave > this value anyway because parents don't have any doubt of asking. It applies > also for rooms for which you need a key. It's pretty common in the US to have to ask for they key to the lavatory in gas/petrol stations and convenience stores. It's still access=customers, you just need to request the access token. In any case, thinking back a quarter-century or so to when my daughter was a baby, the key question in my mind was usually, "is there a changing table that isn't in the ladies' room?' At the time, places where a man could change a diaper discreetly were almost vanishingly rare. _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
