[Tagging] Draft proposal for historic cemetery
Martin Koppenhoefer
dieterdreist at gmail.com
Fri Feb 12 11:23:37 UTC 2021
Am Fr., 12. Feb. 2021 um 07:49 Uhr schrieb Mateusz Konieczny via Tagging <
tagging at openstreetmap.org>:
> Thanks! That is highly useful and in cases of documenting de facto usage
> is as useful as proposal
> (and maybe even more as there is lower risk of ending with redefining tag
> and tag documentation
> in Wiki mismatching reality).
>
> If someone else wants to this then following are tags with growing usage
> without their wiki page
>
> natural=ground
>
this is in a group with natural=mud, orthogonal to most of the natural tags
which define features (a "ground" isn't a feature, is it?) Possible
alternative: surface=bare_ground
> natural=tree_group
>
possible alternative: a relation with type=group that combines individual
trees
> landuse=static_caravan
>
subtype of landuse=residential
> landuse=house
>
no idea, maybe subtype of landuse=residential?
> landuse=livestock
>
subtype of landuse=farmyard?
> landuse=clearing
>
not a landuse in my understanding
> place=subdistrict
>
sounds like an administrative entity, boundary=administrative, admin_level=*
> surface=trail
>
no idea, I guess I would suggest to not use this tag
> wall=pise
>
possibly valid as a subtype of a wall, referring to the kind of
construction and material?
> railway=facility
>
no idea, seems too generic to get an idea what it is about. What about
specifying the kind of facility and verifying that the grounds are marked
with landuse=railway?
entrance=shop
>
should be discouraged. "entrance" is about the kind of entrance, "shop"
seems to refer to where the entrance leads
Thank you for researching the field of undocumented tags.
Cheers
Martin
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