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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 13/11/18 01:07, Allan Mustard wrote:<br>
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Not contrived at all in these days of tight budgets. I see no
reason the inverse would not work. I’ll add it.<br>
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I think there are too many things in the proposal. Keep it simple.
Yes the 'extras' might sound nice but they add complexity and each
one is a point that can lead to someone objecting to that specific
thing and leading to enough no votes that it fails. <br>
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Make the proposal on office=diplomatic only and it should pass. <br>
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Then, if you want pursue the other items individually. Personally I
don't like lumping things together and then separating them at a
lower level when it was separated before - I refer to the
diplomatic=* tag that is in use now compared to the proposed
diplomatic=embassy(includes high commission etc)/consulate (includes
consulate general)/and some other thing that I don't recall. <br>
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On Nov 12, 2018, at 12:31 PM, Colin Smale <<a
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<p>On 2018-11-11 21:51, Graeme Fitzpatrick wrote:</p>
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<div>Just for the sake of asking a theoretical question
that I know would probably never appear in real life
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<div>Would / could you also use the multi-letter codes
as you show eg NATO, WTO, SEATO?</div>
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<div>& a mixture of them, so the British Ambassador
to Belgium, who is also the delegate / representative
to NATO (if there is such a thing?), would be</div>
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<div>target=BE;NATO</div>
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<div>It's possible I guess to have the inverse of that as
well, where the embassy of e.g. France also houses the
ambassador of e.g. Monaco, both being accredited to the
same receiving nation? (contrived example)</div>
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<div>If a mission "represents" multiple countries, and the
services offered are different, how could that be
tagged? Something like the full Embassy of A also
housing consular services for B.</div>
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<div>Possibly two OSM objects, one for the embassy of A
and a separate node for the services on behalf of B?</div>
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