Hi,
I think that's fine, with two remarks from my side:
You write "shoulder:width" but "sidewalk:<side>:width". It should be
made clear that <side> (left,right,both) can be used in all cases, but
is optional. E.g. there is no difference between sidewalk:width and
sidewalk:both:width.
"If the width cannot be measured exactly, but is only an estimation,
est_width=* should be used."
I disagree here - the obvious problem is how to define "exactly" and
"estimation". Why should the tag change depending on how precise the
mapping is? Should we have a "est_building" tag if we can't draw a
precise outline? How is "width" different?
On 21.09.20 15:52, Supaplex wrote:
As a result of this discussion I would like to add a clarifying
paragraph on the corresponding wiki page. The core statement is: "To
avoid these ambiguities, some tags are in use to specify the width of
different elements: ..." See the Talk Page:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Talk:Key:width#.22width.22_on_streets.2Fhighway
Maybe someone has time and motivation to make a proposal(?) to directly
define "width" in these cases. Since there are different opinions on
this, I would leave it at a clarifying paragraph for now.
- Alex -
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