> Am 13/giu/2014 um 17:36 schrieb Satoshi IIDA :
>
> "man_made=shinto_gate" or "man_made=gate" + "religion=shinto" is sounds good
> for me.
> (Shinto gate(Torii) is not barrier, city gate or some barriers to block
> people's traffic.)
> Hence. man_made=gate is found only 20 samples from taginf
Hi,
+1 to "wayside_shrine" + "religion=*".
It could cover "Jizou" small buddhist shrines, and "Koushinto" small
shrines.
And I think those small shrine is covered "wayside_shrine" tag, too.
So if possible, wiki descriptions are to be modified to fit more broader
definition.
Shinto gate is a bit c
2014-06-13 9:44 GMT+02:00 Volker Schmidt :
> Man_made=cross or historic=wayside_cross similarly is geared for Christian
>> religion,
>>
>
> This is clearly not religion-neutral and I would like to see some neutral
> tags for these objects
>
>
While I agree that wayside_shrine + religion=* is fine
I don't think religious_symbol=* would be the best option for wayside cross.
Here in Brazil, they often are found in curves that had automotive
accidents in the past, and could indeed be said to be an historic feature,
so I think this tag is good enough as it is.
Like Volker said, the tag for ways
Hey guys - I had a question about tagging "wayside shrines." The wiki
> posits that they are Christian, but I want to use them for another
> religion.
>
The wiki does not posit that they are Christian, on the contrary:
There is a subtag religion and the text says: "Frequently found along the
way i
Hey guys - I had a question about tagging "wayside shrines." The wiki posits
that they are Christian, but I want to use them for another religion. This led
me to think about other religion-neutral tags main tags, and using a subtag for
the object.
here in Japan, there are probably tens of thous
