John Smith wrote >> So using the same tag would only result in making >> evaluating (and tagging) the conveyor=* tag required. > > Which already happens with those pushing path tags instead of footway etc... > highway=path, foot=designated...
No, it doesn't happen there. Evaluating access tags is already necessary for highway=footway, too (bicycle=yes etc.), so path doesn't require evaluating additional tagging. > So I don't see that as a good enough reason to have multiple highway tags. Nobody suggested "multiple highway tags". The highway tag currently only contains features that are relevant for routing pedestrians or vehicles, and I prefer it to stay like that. Things like pipelines or goods conveyors don't belong into this category. What's the disadvantage of using highway=conveyor and man_made=conveyor for human vs goods conveyors? If there isn't any, then how can a reason not be "good enough" to do it? Tobias Knerr _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
