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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 28-Dec-17 08:55 AM, Greg Morgan
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<div>I hope this is the right place to ask
about tagging<br>
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There s this shop that has shop windows on
2 streets<br>
<a href="https://imgur.com/a/icpwJ"
target="_blank" moz-do-not-send="true">https://imgur.com/a/icpwJ</a><br>
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Some of its shop windows have street
numbers. as shown here<br>
<a href="https://imgur.com/a/ny08t"
target="_blank" moz-do-not-send="true">https://imgur.com/a/ny08t</a><br>
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This is a quite common case, as you can see
here<br>
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href="https://photos.app.goo.gl/Vr2vKuqr1S5hjf772"
target="_blank" moz-do-not-send="true">https://photos.app.goo.gl/<wbr>Vr2vKuqr1S5hjf772</a><br>
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Some have their shop windows separated by
building entrances or a different shop windows<br>
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How do I map these ?<br>
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My idea is that every shop window should be its own
point with address info and then a relation should
group them and be tagged with common data, such as
the shop name, the web site, the phone number, the
operator, whatever<br>
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Does anyone here know of any example of a similar
situation ?<br>
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<div>I would say that it depends on your jurisdiction and
how they create addresses. In my case, the address is set
most of the time by what side the water meter is on. In
that case it is easy to set the address except on corner
buildings like you point out. In addition, in newer
addresses it seems that the whole structure gets an
address. Then sub-addressing as they call it provides a
suite/flat number for each of the shops. I have also seen
the cases that you provide. In this case, I make an
address point in the building polygon where the doorway is
located. A shop window can provide the same address point
location. I just create a separate POI for the shop. The
address will remain even if the building is torn down but
shop owner and merchandise can have great volatility.</div>
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A single shop:<br>
Some larger 'shops' have entrances on all sides of a block - so that
is on 4 streets. However the shop would only use one of those
addresses. <br>
You don't tag the individual windows, you tag the shop - either as a
single node towards the shop entrance, or main entrance if it has
more than one entrance, or you tag it as an area using a closed
way. <br>
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Multiple shops:<br>
Tag each shop separately .. they may share addresses being within
the same building. <br>
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