> This makes sense; however, on the other hand, I can't think of a > situation where someone grants blanket access to the public to drive on > their home's driveway whenever they want, so access=private seems like > it would be correct for 99% of cases. > > However, I do agree that because of this custom, it makes sense instead > just to leave it highway=service + service=driveway, and leave off the > access tag for these kinds of automated bulk additions. > > Thanks for your input! > -- > Skyler
Something for a representative of Amazon Logistics (who can influence tagging among Amazon delivery vehicle drivers who also add tags to the map) to consider: what do you think of as the semantics of OSM's access=destination tag (it is defined in our wiki) and perhaps adding it to driveways you visit? Just a thought, but it would be good for a super-participant who feels comfortable speaking from experience and not afraid to perhaps assert some authority for "how the company would like to tag and see tagging." What does this tag mean now? What might Amazon and OSM users worldwide think it means as its use is more sharply defined through a certain kind of use, because we talked about it some more here. That's a good conversation we might have here. Or on the tagging list. Let's talk about it; we're here on talk and doing so and it's not crystal clear and does seem to blend into access=destination. SteveA _______________________________________________ Talk-us mailing list Talk-us@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-us
