Hi.
I think if the club has a location, then map a node at the club's
location. (e.g. some type of amenity tag) Use the normal tags for
contact details (phone number, web site).
I don't think it makes sense to add tags to the place node.
- Ben.
On 6/7/17 16:04, Gary Pope wrote:
Intent: Would like to tag locations of many woodworking club houses
around Australia
Issue: * Woodworking clubs like to attract new members, or visiting
members from other clubs
* Woodworking clubs often contain expensive machinery -
theft target
* But they do have websites that we can link to
* Some don't have websites, but newsletters
(pdf)
* If newsletters are linked to, they often
contain personal names & phone numbers
Proposal: * Add a tag to suburbs (place=suburb) that have
woodworking clubs. Such as:
* place=suburb, club:woodwork=yes,
club:woodwork:website=website.org
* Add a tag to woodwork clubs that want their
clubhouse location known, such as:
* club=woodwork (note
craft/shop=woodwork would be wrong, as
these places are not for commercial use)
* Contact woodwork clubs and ask them if / how
they wish to be tagged
* Worst case scenario would be to create a
separate database and host that as an overlay to
OSM
Issues: * Which tag(s) to use
* Tagging suburbs with woodwork club facilities (Would
very much like to know if this is ok, or if there are
alternatives)
* Legal issues (privacy?) if we were to link to
newsletters
* Woodworking club houses are often owned by the
council, but can be privately owned - some extra info
Any feedback would be very welcome.
For testing purposes we have identified 6 'example' clubs that don't
mind their full exposure right to an address.
https://overpass-turbo.eu/?w="club"%3D"woodwork"+global&R
But feedback from various parties suggest it might be better to have a
POINTER only at a SUBURB level, along with some sort of description
that demonstrates that there is a 'club' in the area "nearby"
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*Gary A. Pope*
B.Bus(ACC)
DIRECTOR
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