On Sun, 10 Nov 2019 at 16:45, Markus <selfishseaho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > However, shop=ice_cream says to take home, not to take away. Then the wiki is unclear and misleading. And it looks like somebody has taken an alread-misleading page, decided it was a synonym of amenity=ice_cream and then made it even more misleading. "Take home" and "take away" share an important property: "not for consumption on the premises." Whether you take the stuff home or take it off the premises and consume it nearby, you are not consuming it on the premises. Try a related situation: a chip shop near me. Some chip shops are takeaway only. This one happens to have seats and tables, so it gets tagged as a cafe with take_away=yes. Some people who buy fish and chips to take away go across the road, sit on one of the two benches there, and eat them. Others take their fish and chips all the way home. Taking the fish and chips home is one of the subsets of things you can do if you take the fish and chips away. > Besides, it's probably very rare that an ice cream parlour doesn't allow > ice > cream to be taken away. And if so, this can be take_away=no. No need > to use a different tag for this situation, in my opinion. > The different tag is for a shop (usually a kiosk) selling only ice cream and which has no facilities for consumption on the premises. -- Paul
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