The rules for places of worship differ from other amenities in that there is a strong diktat that only the actual building (where there is a building) should be tagged. This seems to be partially backed up by an assumption that all places of worship are medieval churches with graveyards, so that the surrounding grounds can be tagged as a cemetery. That simply isn't true for even most of the Christian churches around me, let alone for other religions.
The specific case I have in mind is what I call the Ealing Road Temple** <http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/27748245>, which was under construction for a long time, and probably is still not complete, but has been operating for over a year. The grounds for this are tagged as landuse=construction, with no details of the actual building. According to the rules, one needs to map the building and mark that as a place_of_worship, but what does one do with the site that it is on? Simply removing it would be destroying real information. Leaving it as it is would no longer reflect the true state. ** It does have a name, but, until I next get down there, I'd have to rely on Google for that. _______________________________________________ Talk-GB mailing list Talk-GB@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-gb
