On 09.08.2013 23:19, Tobias wrote:
I wonder if there is already a tag to describe a place where you can put
stuff to others to share. For example you have read a book and do not
need it anymore, but do not want to throw it away. In a Bücherregal -
I guess it is translated a tradeoff - you can
Il giorno 10/ago/2013, alle ore 09:29, Friedrich Volkmann b...@volki.at ha
scritto:
Do a Nominatim search for Offener Bücherschrank. That's how they are called
in German. I don't know if those exist in anglophonic countries too. If not,
there may not be an English translation yet. Anyway,
On 08.08.2013 11:10, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
Can I have
waterway=dam
highway=*
you could, but I'd suggest to use distinct objects and add layer tags to one in
order to define stacking.
I think that one single object should suffice as long as the dam and the
road don't have different
Tradeoff sounds too unspecific to me. amenity=public_bookcase is used once
already. Though here are also shelves to share other things so a bit more
generic tag might be good. Somehow it is also related to 'give-away shop'
without being a shop.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_bookcase
2013/8/10 hannes.janet...@gmail.com hannes.janet...@googlemail.com
Tradeoff sounds too unspecific to me. amenity=public_bookcase is used once
already. Though here are also shelves to share other things so a bit more
generic tag might be good. Somehow it is also related to 'give-away shop'
On 10.08.2013 09:34, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
-1, can't see other similarities than that both have something to do with
books, they are quite far from libraries.
A library is an organized collection of information resources made accessible
to a defined community for reference or borrowing.
2013/8/10 Friedrich Volkmann b...@volki.at
I think that one single object should suffice as long as the dam and the
road don't have different names or something. We don't make separate
objects for highway=* and embankment=* either. However, I am afraid that
some renderers are too dumb to
Tradeoff sounds too unspecific to me. amenity=public_bookcase is used once
already.
I was quiet unsure of the usage of the word tradeoff. I hope that there
is a similar word which describes a place where you can leave 2nd hand
things and it is offered to pick them up for free. In this context I
On Sat, Aug 10, 2013 at 1:24 PM, Tobias cra_klinr...@gmx.de wrote:
amenity=tradeoff
tradeoff=public_bookcase
If you cannot develop a list of tradeoff values then keep
amenity=public_bookcase.
Pieren
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Tradeoff sounds too unspecific to me. amenity=public_bookcase is used
once already. Though here are also shelves to share other things so a
bit more generic tag might be good.
2013/8/10 Pieren pier...@gmail.com
On Sat, Aug 10, 2013 at 1:24 PM, Tobias cra_klinr...@gmx.de wrote:
amenity=tradeoff
tradeoff=public_bookcase
If you cannot develop a list of tradeoff values then keep
amenity=public_bookcase.
+1, also if they don't have something more in common I'd
In the university, there I've studied there was a place, there you could
leave smaller things, which everyone could pick off for free. This could
be a t-shirt or mp3-player or a pc-game or whatever...
So I think it would be better to have a general tag for such a place
(leave something, which
+1, also if they don't have something more in common I'd go this way.
They have in common that you can put books into both.
The
other place you wrote about of that allows to bring and pick-up different
stuff could maybe also be a kind of shop?
No. Its just the same without the limitation
Tobias cra_klinrain@... writes:
amenity=reuse
reuse:books=yes
This could be a better alternative for tradeoff. I did not find a
wiki-article. Is there one?
No, I copied it from amenity=recycling
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Drecycling
Recycling is apparently when you
On 09.08.2013 07:34, Friedrich Volkmann wrote:
On 08.08.2013 21:15, fly wrote:
On 08.08.2013 01:24, Pieren wrote:
I really hate type=collection. One of the worst idea in OSM. All
relations are collections.
+100
Especially, if you read: Relations are not meant to be used as
collections
Places devoted for general reuse of things are uncommon where I live in the
U.S., so I do not know if there is a consensus term for them. I have seen
reuse and recycle facility or reuse and recycle center used a number of
times. These places accept things and materials and separate them into
items
Il giorno 10/ago/2013, alle ore 18:17, fly lowfligh...@googlemail.com ha
scritto:
Please use boundaries and not multipolygons !
for valleys??
boundaries are linear objects (generally delimiting areas), multipolygons are
areas
cheers,
Martin
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I found out that in Germany they also map guideposts (Wegzeichen)
similarly to the UK and to what Henning Scholland suggested. They seem
to use them as trailheads as well.
I'm not a native speaker, but I think that guidepost implies that a
signpost will be found nearby. Where none is found,
And a hiking route relation with role start or entrance ?
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That would be mapped later, but yes, I support extending the
definition of route relations with members of such role (which would
then reference the POIs we are importing now). The role could be named
start, entrance or head. Perhaps entrace would cause confusion
with other uses of the word
Voting for:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Tag:amenity%3Dtoilets
Is at eleven yes, and one no.
The no is conditional on switching to a scheme allowing counting (e.g. 4
seats, 3 urinals).
However, I am not interested in mapping to that level of detail, and would
like to
Free box is the term used hereabouts. At a free box you can both drop
off goods and pick up what you find.
Related to that:
Nearby here are a dozen or so donation boxes that operate like post
boxes, accepting goods for a charity or pseudo-charity.
several retail stores that accept donations,
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