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I agree with Martin.<br>
We need to distinguish between the building=kiosk that is a one room solitary building, from the shop=kiosk activity because somewhere the kiosk moved from the solitary building to some windows in a bigger building.<br><br><br>Gianfra<br><br><br><br><br>> Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2010 09:16:19 +0200<br>> From: dieterdreist@gmail.com<br>> To: tagging@openstreetmap.org<br>> Subject: Re: [Tagging] shop=kiosk<br>> <br>> 2010/10/18 Noel David Torres Taño <envite@rolamasao.org>:<br>> > On Lunes 18 Octubre 2010 04:08:13 Richard Welty escribió:<br>> >> On 10/17/10 11:00 PM, john@jfeldredge.com wrote:<br>> >> > So, are you saying that a shop that was located in a kiosk building, but<br>> >> > sold merchandise other than "cigarettes, newspapers, sweets, snacks and<br>> >> > beverages" would have a tag building=kiosk, but would not have the tag<br>> >> > shop=kiosk?<br>> >><br>> >> what of "kiosks" in malls selling cheap jewelry, watches, cell phones,<br>> >> etc.? do they not count?<br>> > If they do not sell "cigarettes, newspapers, sweets, snacks and beverages"<br>> > they are not shop=kiosk. They are shop=jewelry or shop=boutique or<br>> > shop=mobile_phone.<br>> <br>> <br>> which part of "cigarettes, newspapers, sweets, snacks and beverages"<br>> is obligatory, which isn't? What if they sell only newspapers and<br>> tickets for the public transport? I guess it's a newsagent then? What<br>> do they have to add to their offer in order to become an OSM kiosk?<br>> <br>> Around here there are lots of kiosks (the building type) that only<br>> sell flowers, or books, or newspapers, or food. These are all _OR_s.<br>> They do IMHO qualify to be called kiosk in natural language. There is<br>> almost none of them that sells cigarettes though (local cultural<br>> habits).<br>> <br>> To the typology: kiosks are traditionally freestanding small<br>> solitaires, but in some regions the meaning of kiosk evolved and now<br>> is applicable also to shops selling through a hole in the wall (the<br>> examples given above by Peter). Still this doesn't mean that any shop<br>> selling cigarettes and newspapers will qualify for kiosk: this is<br>> still about typology (and in this I disagree with Ulf's definition<br>> that kiosk has nothing to do with typology: it is a word for 2 similar<br>> kinds of typology (or better one which is selling through a window<br>> which is common to both subtypes).<br>> <br>> cheers,<br>> Martin<br>> <br>> _______________________________________________<br>> Tagging mailing list<br>> Tagging@openstreetmap.org<br>> http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging<br> </body>
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