2017-03-07 10:58 GMT+01:00 Thilo Haug <th...@gmx.de>:
> "own data, as an overlay" doesn't make sense to me in this case,
> as it's data the community should collect, not the transformation of
> existing data collections
> ("motorcycle friendly" web pages, as they are often randomly listing
> hotels).
> This is the motivation of this tag.
>
one of the basic fundamental rules in OSM is that data should be objective
and not opinionated. We do not want restaurant reviews (or any other
personal review) or a generalized way of saying "suitable for cyclists"
(you can of course map the factors that say why it is suitable or not), and
a "friendly:*" tag could be misleading in this regard. I agree that there
are facts that can indicate a friendlyness or hostility towards a certain
group of people (e.g. motorcyclists, hikers, hunters, cyclists, ...), like
the signs, so I am not absolutely against a tag like this, but the
definition should make it clear that it is about objective, observable
criteria.
> Didn't understand what you mean with "digest approach" ?
>
You can subscribe to the mailing list getting all the messages as soon as
they are sent, or in a digest way (many messages together in one email)
after n messages (I think it's 10 or 15) have been sent to the list.
Cheers,
Martin
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