Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

If there's a horse riding arena with a roof (with 2 or 3 open walls) that covers just the riding area, I would probably map a single closed way with building=roof + leisure=pitch. If there are other areas under the same roof, like bandstands to watch the show and changing areas or toilets, it

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

On 08.09.2019 11:41, Warin wrote: > On 07/09/19 19:08, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote: >> >> sent from a phone >>> On 7. Sep 2019, at 09:28, Joseph Eisenberg wrote: >>> >>> Per taginfo, building=yes is used 7500 times with leisure=pitch, and >>> covered=yes is used 1017 times, so I suppose it's

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

On 07/09/19 19:08, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote: sent from a phone On 7. Sep 2019, at 09:28, Joseph Eisenberg wrote: Per taginfo, building=yes is used 7500 times with leisure=pitch, and covered=yes is used 1017 times, so I suppose it's more common to match the pitch with the same outline as

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

On 07/09/2019 01:33, Joseph Eisenberg wrote: Re: > "My UK school had both a gym and a sports hall." What was the difference between the two? Was the gym like a "fitness centre" for weight training, perhaps? In US English we tend to use "gym" for what seems to be a "sports hall" in some

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

On 07.09.2019 07:57, Hufkratzer wrote: Recently you [jesienbe] added to the wiki page for sports_centre that sports halls inside of sports centres don't need a leisure tag if the centre is mapped as an area. And this is wrong, as it fails the purpose of the leisure=sports_hall tag. As I

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

sent from a phone > On 7. Sep 2019, at 09:28, Joseph Eisenberg wrote: > > Per taginfo, building=yes is used 7500 times with leisure=pitch, and > covered=yes is used 1017 times, so I suppose it's more common to match > the pitch with the same outline as the building rather than using >

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

sent from a phone On 7. Sep 2019, at 02:35, Joseph Eisenberg wrote: >> +1, this is exactly how I see it as well > > Is this how the tag has been used in Rome and in other areas that you > know? I'd like to add this to the page Tag:leisure=sports_hall to help > clarify how it's different from

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

Per taginfo, building=yes is used 7500 times with leisure=pitch, and covered=yes is used 1017 times, so I suppose it's more common to match the pitch with the same outline as the building rather than using covered=yes and a separate building outline.

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

> how do you recomend to tag a fitness studio inside of a sports centre Is a "fitness studio" a sports hall? I thought a sports hall was a building with a large court (leisure=pitch) instead or several courts, and probably with toilets and changing rooms. Isn't a fitness centre tagged

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

This is not how the tag is used. It is often used for sports halls of sports centers, some examples can be found in https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/leisure%3Dsports_hall#Examples_in_the_OSM_database . The wiki page for sports_hall says "A sports hall can often be found on

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

(Sent to you directly since I don't want to add too many posts to the mailing list) > +1, this is exactly how I see it as well Is this how the tag has been used in Rome and in other areas that you know? I'd like to add this to the page Tag:leisure=sports_hall to help clarify how it's different

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

Re: > "My UK school had both a gym and a sports hall." What was the difference between the two? Was the gym like a "fitness centre" for weight training, perhaps? In US English we tend to use "gym" for what seems to be a "sports hall" in some dialects, and also for "weight lifting gyms" and

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

sent from a phone > On 6. Sep 2019, at 13:47, Chris Hill wrote: > > To me a sports centre is a place that's dedicated to sport in its own space > or grounds. It may have outdoor pitches,courts etc as well as indoor > provisions. I think it could have a gym, i.e. a space with gym equipment

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

My UK school had both a gym and a sports hall. And neither was used for the morning assembly: there was a main hall (with a stage) for that, which was also used for serving school dinners at lunchtime. Steve On 05/09/2019 16:21, Philip Barnes wrote: In terms of schools, we call them gyms in

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

Re: "A sports hall, to me, is a building in an environment that is not wholly about sports,so a building in school grounds or in a business complex." That's a useful definition. Can anyone confirm if this is how it's being used? I believe most of the original discussion was about features in

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

On 05/09/2019 23:29, Graeme Fitzpatrick wrote: On Fri, 6 Sep 2019 at 03:08, Chris Hill > wrote: It's a sports hall I think because it is marked out for various indoor sports,e.g. badminton, volley ball, 5-a-side football etc, with curtains or nets to

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

On Thu, 5 Sep 2019 at 23:30, Graeme Fitzpatrick wrote: > > Wouldn't that description still match the definition that Joseph quoted > above though - "sports_centre: "a distinct facility where sports take place > within an enclosed area" - which then specifically mentions "it can be a >

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

On Fri, 6 Sep 2019 at 03:08, Chris Hill wrote: > It's a sports hall I think because it is marked out for various indoor > sports,e.g. badminton, volley ball, > 5-a-side football etc, with curtains or nets to separate courts when > needed. Thanks, Chris, that's what I was remembering from

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

The school, in the UK, that I went to over 40 years ago, had a sports hall then and still does today. It's a sports hall I think because it is marked out for various indoor sports,e.g. badminton, volley ball, 5-a-side football etc, with curtains or nets to separate courts when needed. Next

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

In terms of schools, we call them gyms in the UK too. Certainly not sports halls. Phil (trigpoint) On Thursday, 5 September 2019, Joseph Eisenberg wrote: > What is a sports hall? > > Is it what we call a "gym" in America? > > The dictionary definition I found just said it was "a building

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

What is a sports hall? Is it what we call a "gym" in America? The dictionary definition I found just said it was "a building used for sports", and the wiki page only says it's a building or part of a building "used as a sports hall", which doesn't do anything to clarify the situation. I don't

Re: [Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

On 05.09.2019 15:48, Joseph Eisenberg wrote: Another user would like the proposed tag (used 329 times) 346 if you count all tags. Look at taghistory and see it has grown from 22 in early 2018, thus about 15 times. It was a result of discussion in some communities that time.

[Tagging] Adding leisure=sports_hall to leisure=sports_centre page

Another user would like the proposed tag (used 329 times) leisure=sports_hall to be added to leisure=sports_centre. However, I believe that rarely used, proposed tags should be approved through the proposal process or should become commonly used organically, before being added to the pages of