A Manor is not a building, it's an area of land. A Manor House is a building.
On 17 March 2018 19:40:31 CET, "José G Moya Y." <josem...@gmail.com> wrote: >There are structures which are "manors" and I would't tag as a castle. >As >an example, a Spanish "cortijo" is the center of a big (originally, >feudal) >estate that is metonymically called "cortijo", too. > >The central building has a defensive purpose. Historians would say some >walled villages are shaped "in a 'cortijo' shape". But most people in >Spain would't consider a "cortijo" as a castle. > >So I would left the assignment of a castle tag to "emic" local >knowdledge. >French manors (châteaux) are castles; from your words, it seems british >manors are castles, but in some countries manors are definitely no >castles. > > >El 17/3/2018 13:45, "Christoph Hormann" <o...@imagico.de> escribió: > >> On Saturday 17 March 2018, Volker Schmidt wrote: >> > >> > I would remove the part that requires a current administrative >> > function. >> > >> > >> > Please do not remove this. This is the wording that made me use the >> > manor tag for the Venetian Villas, which have exactly this >> > characteristic. I believe, but am not sure, that the same applies >to >> > the UK manor houses . >> >> I think Martin's point was that a historic manor house does not have >to >> fulfill a present day function as administrative centre of an >> agricultural estate. >> >> -- >> Christoph Hormann >> http://www.imagico.de/ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Tagging mailing list >> Tagging@openstreetmap.org >> https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging >>
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