On Fri, 11 Sep 2020 at 19:54, Rory McCann <r...@technomancy.org> wrote:
I think "theme" can be used here. For example, I use `theme=irish` for an > Irish pub. And people can go in normally. I've never been in a board game > pub (maybe a board game café), but I think `theme` makes sense. > There can be pubs with an irish theme (harps and bodhrans nailed to the wall which rarely have an Irish person in them. There can be pubs without an Irish theme where the majority of the customers are Irish. Usually the two coincide, but not always. Similarly, most of the gay bars I've been in didn't have a gay theme. Even the one that did restricted itself to TVs adjacent to urinals so you could watch a shopping channel sell tacky garbage (I ended up really wanting a "bracelet buddy" despite never wearing bracelets). My limited understanding of the licenced trade in the UK is that "theme" refers to decor, not activities or clientele. -- Paul
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