[Tagging] creameries

[Mateusz Konieczny]

Can you link photo of such place?

Is there some building style/infrastructure there?

Or is it case of people just remembering that some
enterprise existed there?


Sep 18, 2021, 01:22 by annekadistel at web.de:

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> "we map what's present" - is that current use? What if it's      vacant? Do we map what we see or what the locals see, i.e. "That      looks like an interesting building, what is it?" - "Oh, that's the      old creamery, but it closed in 1975." Do you tag that as > building=yes>  or > building=industrial>  or whatever the outcome of this discussion will be?
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> Anne
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> On 17/09/2021 23:53, Dave F via Tagging      wrote:
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>> On      17/09/2021 20:44, Yves via Tagging wrote: 
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>>> Building=church is not used because it's a        place of worship, but because the building have a church        architecture. 
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>> If I was to build a residential property in a style that I, or      more importantly, you perceive as a church; & to then say it      should be tagged as a church, even though it's *never* been one,      is ridiculous.
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>>  The building:use tag inappropriately expects contributors to make      guesses bases purely on a building's visual appearance. 
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>>  What does a 'architecturally like a church' church look like? it's      so varied. 
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>>  This is a church: 
>>  >> https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/b/mud-hut-used-as-church-zambian-bush-170127141.jpg>>  
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>>  In OSM we map what's current. When a building stops being used as      a church/school/whatever, the building tag get s amended      appropriated;. If someone wishes to record what it was, the      historic tag, or similar can be used. 
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>>  DaveF 
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