On Sat, Mar 28, 2015 at 9:09 PM, Dave Swarthout <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just a note about using semicolon-delimited lists. Most renderers do not > handle such lists very well so a tag like the following: > amenity=bar;restaurant;picnic_table;sanitary_dump_station > Most rendering will show nothing for such tagging. If you tag like that, few people will ever see it. It's also ambiguous tagging, as you won't know what the other tags refer to. For example: amenity=bar;restaurant;picnic_table;sanitary_dump_station;internet_access opening_hours=24/7 fee=$5 Makes it unclear what the bar's hours are. Much cleaner tagging, and the way it's frequently done now, is a node or area with: amenity=camp_site bar=yes picnic_table=yes internet_access=wlan opening_hours=24/7 fee=$5 Now it's clear that the camp site is open 24/7 and costs $5, but nothing specific is said about the other amenities. If you know more about the bar, then you can create a separate node with all the details. If the camp_site is a node, consider researching the true boundaries (if it has fixed boundaries) and making it an area instead.
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