On Wed, 22 Jan 2020 at 10:46, Jez Nicholson <jez.nichol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes....but (I believe that) this tag is driven by the 'refill scheme' use > case, which should be identifiable on-the-ground by displayed information. > Data could be collected by apps built by the schemes. > For those unfamiliar with the scheme, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refill_(scheme) Note that this is a REFILL scheme, not a "Can I have a free glass of water?" scheme. I.e., you bring your own bottle. At participating locations you can walk in, not buy anything, and have your bottle refilled. > > The general case of "will a retailer give me free water as a customer" > case is discussed to see whether it would make for a generic tag. > And is probably over-complicating things to the point this goes nowhere. I think there is merit to mapping participants in the refill scheme and that it isn't very volatile. All the other stuff about free glass of water, is a bottle provided (not for free, it won't be), is it a glass or carafe, etc. is volatile and whimsical (up to the owner of the establishment, depends how nicely you ask, phase of moon, etc.) If we end up with a tag for a refill scheme, I'll vote for it. If we end up with an "All the possible ways of getting water, containers, and possible payment" scheme, I'll probably vote against. -- Paul
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