[OSM-newbies] Two Questions

Serge Wroclawski emacsen at gmail.com
Wed Nov 25 18:39:00 GMT 2009


On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 9:08 AM, Craig Wallace <craigw84 at fastmail.fm> wrote:

> I would probably create two nodes, and tag one as amenity=recycling, the
> other amenity=waste_basket. Even if they're only about 1 metre apart (or
> less) - there's not really any limit on how close together nodes can be.
> Just zoom right in, and place the (relative) positions of the nodes as
> accurately as you can.
> Or you can just put both tags on the same node (eg
> amenity=recycling;waste_basket), that should also work.
> There's no need to use a relation for this.

Is this semicolon separation standardized? I've seen it on a few tags,
but don't recall seeing it explicitly mentioned anywhere.

I agree with Craig, BTW, that these stands are complex to put inside a
relation, that they're more "nodal".

Personally, Alex, I'd do what Craig suggests with them next to one
another, and it's what I'm doing for those features.

- Serge




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