[Potlatch-dev] [OpenStreetMap] #3533: Misleading presets
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Thu Feb 10 09:32:33 GMT 2011
#3533: Misleading presets
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Reporter: kimaidou | Owner: potlatch-dev@…
Type: defect | Status: closed
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: potlatch2 | Version:
Resolution: wontfix | Keywords: misleading preset tags
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Changes (by Richard):
* status: reopened => closed
* resolution: => wontfix
Comment:
Firstly, whipping up a lynch mob on talk-fr is not the right way to have a
sensible debate. Whether or not you want to comment further, '''do not
reopen this ticket'''.
The reason Dave has explained above for using amenity=swimming_pool rather
than leisure=swimming_pool is that the "community decision" is for
"amenity=swimming_pool". There are 11,000 more people using it. That
sounds like a community decision to me.
15 people's votes on the wiki would not override that. But, as it happens,
the situation regarding *=swimming_pool on the wiki is exceptionally
confused. Even the formal vote (not that it's worth anything) for
leisure=swimming_pool resulted in '''opposed'''. amenity=swimming_pool is
properly documented and it is only "proposed" there that the leisure tag
be used instead. Basically, it's a mess. Someone appears to have taken it
on themselves to add leisure=swimming_pool to Map Features anyway, which
is fine, but one person editing a page doesn't mandate us to follow them -
especially when amenity=swimming_pool is still more heavily used in the
database.
Development work is underway to allow the user to load a preset file of
their choosing. This will allow them, for example, to load a "wiki presets
only" file or indeed any other file. As you have pointed out on talk-fr,
you can already deploy your own instance with your own tags.
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