> I have occasionally moved such pages into the user's name space when I
found them to (by content, if not by name) to be proposals for
something, rather than a documentation of something already established.
That is fine if the tag has not been used, and the page is written
like a proposal
Hi,
On 19.02.20 07:33, Rory McCann wrote:
> I don't know what your experience with the OSM wiki is, but I've created
> new wiki pages for new tags, without bothering with proposal pages.
I have occasionally moved such pages into the user's name space when I
found them to (by content, if not by
19 Feb 2020, 08:27 by 61sundow...@gmail.com:
> There are those who;
> think the proposal process it the only way to create wiki pages.
> there are those who degenerate wiki pages with few uses, to the extent
> of editing those wiki pages to discourage use.
>
Proposal pages are
There are those who;
think the proposal process it the only way to create wiki pages.
there are those who degenerate wiki pages with few uses, to the extent
of editing those wiki pages to discourage use.
'Any tags you like' is one mantra ... but documenting them in the wiki
and leaving them
I don't know what your experience with the OSM wiki is, but I've created new
wiki pages for new tags, without bothering with proposal pages. When has anyone
told you that you need to do that? Did someone write that down somewhere? Maybe
that should be corrected. Do you have links to where you
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