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That's what drinking_water=yes is used for, right?<br>
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In Britain, you don't use drinking_water=yes, in Portugal (or
whatever country it may be) we use amenity=fountain (which is always
decorative/ornamental/historic, so it fits your conception of
fountain) AND drinking_water=yes. <br>
For me, it's simple. I don't see any issue with that.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Às 14:51 de 06/02/2020, Paul Allen
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<div> A person outside Europe will still find what she/he
wants by searching the tag fountain, either with OR
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<div>How? I go to your country looking for drinking water and
all I see on the map</div>
<div>are ornamental fountains because that's what "fountain"
means to me. You come</div>
<div>to the UK looking for drinking water and drink from an
ornamental fountain that</div>
<div> doesn't doesn't supply drinkable water because that's
what "fountain" means to</div>
<div>you. This way madness lies.</div>
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<div>BTW, <a
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