marc marc <[email protected]> writes: > Le 18. 10. 18 à 15:01, Greg Troxel a écrit : >> the idea that people that don't understand the >> power system can tell the difference doesn't really seem right to me. > > so how can my wife add a "this electrical cable" despite she has > no idea what it means transmission <> distribution nor his voltage ? > she chooses at random between line or minor_line with an error > rate of 50% ? > or should non-experts be forbidden to inform where a cable exist ? > François' idea of structuring information by "layer" of detail from > basic to advanced info is full of common sense, damage too often reads > the argument "the value is widely used and I'm able to choice the good > tag so we keep the imperfection".
I think you are saying that power=line/minor_line/cable as a top-level tag is wrong, and there shoudl be power=line with (optional) subtags for the various things, like bare/covered/insulated, disttibution/transmission, and voltage. If so, I agree, but it's been explained that this fight happened a while ago and what we have now is the outcome. It seems in this case the OSM way is just to use power=line, don't worry, and let others fix it up if necessary. _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
