[Tagging] Fake website tagging (was: Trying to create order in cryptocurrency tagging)
Andy Townsend
ajt1047 at gmail.com
Sun Apr 3 19:00:51 UTC 2022
On 03/04/2022 19:45, Sinus Pi wrote:
> Andy wrote:
>
> > If you see any organisations or mappers creating fake websites like
> this, please report them to the DWG
>
> Are we all talking about the same thing? The problem wasn't with any
> "fake websites", as far as I understood it. The problem was with
> tagging restaurants as accepting crypto, whereas it was only a
> delivery company accepting crypto and covering deliveries from that
> restaurant.
>
Not necessarily in this particular case. To pick an example,
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/6463053024 has a tag
"email=info at lieferando.de" which looks a bit suspicious, but assuming
that https://www.doncamillospringe.de/ was created with the agreement of
the pizza place itself it does refer to Lieferando, both at
https://www.doncamillospringe.de/ and
https://www.doncamillospringe.de/privacystatement . The impressum
street address is for the pizza place:
https://www.doncamillospringe.de/colofon .
Elsewhere, we've seen people change hotel website tags in OSM from the
hotel's _actual_ website to one for a front company that wants to take a
cut of any orders - that's why I mentioned "fake websites".
Best Regards,
Andy
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