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<div>Don't think it really needs anything more than you said
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<div>amenity=fountain + fountain=decorative / utility /
drinking</div>
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<div>should cover it?</div>
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<p>No, this is not enough to cover the features that are currently
tagged, thus this would be a regression.</p>
<p>Currently you can tag nasone, toret, roman_wolf and wallace which
are specific models/styles of drinking fountains. For example,
nasone is a particular type of fountain present in Rome; all
fountains of this type look the same. Deleting information about
them being a nasone and simply tagging them as fountain=drinking
would mean losing information; this means that if you're in Rome
and you check for the presence of drinking fountains you cannot
discern which ones are a nasone and which ones are not. Having
lived in Rome I can tell you that this is important information
and that people actually do search for this kind of things (as
long as it's easy enough).</p>
<p>These should be, in my opinion, fountain=drinking,
new_key_describing_fountain_style=nasone.<br>
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