Hi Stuart > I could see : > free_water = <anyone,must_consume> > free_water:container =<own,establishment> > free_water:table=<yes/no> If something is for the general public (= anyone) the value is usually "yes" (as at the "access" tag [0]) and then there are further restricting values (when there's a "yes" there's mostly at least also a "no").
What does "must_consume" mean? People visiting this place and consuming water at that place (e.g. during a dinner in a restaurant)? If that's the case, then I would use the value "customers" as it is already used and known for other tags. > How long does it typically take for the tag allocation decision process > to be completed? Do you have an example wiki proposal page ? There's a description page on the proposal process [1] describing each step that should be done. As an example, there's the proposal page for "amenity=public_bookcase" [2] which had a rather fast proposal process without much discussion. As you can see there, it took nearly one month from a first draft to the accepted tag. As your tag idea and use-cases are quite clear, simple and would add usable and helpful tags, your proposal probably won't take any longer than that. The proposal description page also specifies the recommended duration the proposal has to stay in one state (e.g. to wait for further discussion or to wait for people to vote). Don't mind to ask questions on the proposal process (even though I'm not an expert in this). Hauke [0] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:access [1] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposal_process [2] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/public_bookcase
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