What about lgbtq=primary (& lgbtq:*=primary) for "this venue is run
primary for people of the LGBTQ community, or is primarily frequented by
LGBTQ people"?
lgbtq=majority doesn't cover the aspect of "this venue is run *for*
LGBTQ people" implying it's just a numbers game, and could be applied at
51%+.
There is no clear "opposite" of lgbtq=primary, so this scheme doesn't
have suffer from "lgbtq=yes"'s problem of "How do you tag a non-LGBTQ
venue?" lgbtq=no means it's run by bigots who ban LGBTQ people. Boring
cishet bars can just not have a lgbtq tag.
Thoughts?
On 24/10/2018 20:05, Rory McCann wrote:
On 24/10/2018 09:37, Frederik Ramm wrote:
usually "blah=yes" means that blah is available or blah is permitted,
not that the place is mostly/exclusively for blah. Conversely, in
your definition an "lgbtq=no" would then mean that the place is *not*
specifically an lgbtq place; many users could, however, misread
lgbtq=no (which would be a valid tag for the majority of places since
they don't specifically cater to lgbtq people) as "this place does
not admit lgbtq people" (which is probably/hopefully true only for a
very small number of places).
Good point.
One could say "OSM Tags are for machines, so consult the
docs", but I think tags should be readable to humans (one you learn to
speak OSM-tag-ese).
You don't want "lgbtq=only" since usually an lgbtq bar *will* admit
> straight people
Yes they will (plus some members of the LGBTQ community are straight, or
in relationship with straight people 😉). Wiki says diet:vegan=only
means "All *or almost all* products are vegan", so lgbtq=only is
consistent with that, but it seems too confusing, and doesn't read well,
so I think it's not the best.
Perhaps "lgbtq=designated"
That's close, *but* sounds like an official body has designed the place
as a LGBTQ venue, rather than someone choosing to run a business that
way. It could be the best contender.
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