My point, and I think it is "well-absorbed" by the thread and its participants,
is not that we must get all hyper-legal about any or every tag, but rather that
in the case of shop=firearms, this would-be tag is TOO legal and not generic
enough, while shop=guns (or gun, I could go either way but
Minh Nguyen writes:
> I for one support the drawing of hyperblobs.
Thanks; I was pretty sure I was not alone.
> If we look at our existing repertoire of shop=* values, it's pretty
> clear that we aim for plain language when possible, although we do
> sometimes fall short.
>
> shop=curtain, not
Vào lúc 05:14 2023-06-26, Greg Troxel đã viết:
Mateusz Konieczny via Tagging writes:
and therefore a poor terms to use in OSM (like shop=firearms
apparently)
"Firearm" is first a technical term, and secondarily (and relatively
recently) a legal one. The reason that's not a good word to use
Mateusz Konieczny via Tagging writes:
>> So I find the attention to legal definitions in the present discussion
>> bizarre.
>>
> That is a different situation.
>
> shop=medical_cannabis would be analogous to shop=firearms
> as it is a legal term (if I understood it right) with variety of
