On 10-Nov-16 09:20 PM, Dave F wrote:
I've been tagging 5-a-side as its own sport, but willing to amend them
to sub-tags. Note I used hyphens not underscores, which is how it's
described in most dictionaries:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/five-a-side
DaveF.
I don't mind either way - sub tag or as complete new tags. For structure
and as the tag has been used, at least as I have come across it in the
UK, sub tags looks to be better? Don't know for sure.
I have used hyphens for shot-put as that is a combined word and that is
how it appears in dictionaries. However that throws errors in osmose and
one person has objected to it saying it should be an underscore. For a
substitute for a space traditionally an underscore is used. Five a side
(with or with out underscores/hyphens nor 5 rather than five) is not in
my Australian dictionary of some 1,400 A4 pages.
I don't like reducing 11_a_side to 11 .. I don't think that people
will realise what it means as easily without referring to a wiki.
On 10/11/2016 02:13, Warin wrote:
There are several varieties of soccer;
The traditional 11 a side game. The pitch size is on the OSMwiki page
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:sport%3Dsoccer .
9 a side ... so 18 players in total.
5 a side so 10 people total.
A version for the 'younger people' (children) usually called 'mini
soccer".
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I think these would be best tagged with the added sub tag of
soccer= 11_a_side(default)/9_a_side/5_a_side/mini_soccer/*
Where * can be used to describe whatever version that may come later
or be in existence now.
Comments?
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