On Mon, Apr 23, 2018 at 10:03 AM, Martin Koppenhoefer < [email protected]> wrote:
> > I would prefer a long descriptive term (like: "cycling_training_area") > over a nice artificial word like "bicycle_town" which creates more > questions than it answers. > I agree completely about needing a descriptive term. From the wikipedia page mentioned earlier in the thread it's clear that different countries have different names for it and none of those names are self-explanatory. Terms that are self-explanatory mean that people using an editor can look through a list of possible values and it's obvious which one to use without having to resort to the OSM wiki. I'd prefer something more structured than duck tagging a crowded amenity tag, simply because we're likely to encounter more types of training as time goes by. amenity=training + training=cycling works for me. Well, for something private like a room with expensive flight simulators used by airlines then I'd say it's more of a facility than an amenity (you can't just walk in, hand over some money and have a play) but access=private lets us use amenity anyway (even for NASA's astronaut training facilities). -- Paul
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