[Tagging] Time to split the list?

Marc_marc marc_marc at mailo.com
Thu Feb 17 14:42:40 UTC 2022


Hello,

Le 17.02.22 à 13:28, Dian Ågesson a écrit :
> The conversation about consensus is a good example

yes and no. this thread shouldn't have been started at all on tagging.
so it'sn't an exemple about "we need to split", it's an exemple about
"chooice the good list".

> suggest splitting this mailing list

I agree but the "slip" already exist: tagging <> osm-talk for ex

> - tagging_help: a place to ask and answer “how do I tag…” questions.

so I ask if we have a tag for A, I am told no but someone has an idea to 
call it foo=bar
is it a help that should continue on help? or is it the beginning of the 
discussion of a new tag?
the world is not black or white and the one who asks the question on 
tagging has generally already done the research without finding so it 
speaks of a concern that should go on another of your lists

> - tagging_proposals: pure news feed for proposal announcements. RFC 
> open, vote notifications etc.

already proposed several times but no one wants to take care of it.
there was an attempt on the wiki "what's new
the only lasting experience is osmweekly and its announcements/summaries
moreover any email or webmail client is already able to create a 
tagging_proposals folder and put RFC topics and votes in it.

> - tagging_strategy: a place to discuss the BIG, thorny issues about 
> tagging. Essays and debates welcome.

you mean that everyone should migrate from the list to a new one ?
what difference does it make if the discussion of tags takes place on a 
new list instead of here?

> - tagging: this list. Could either be for discussions that don’t fit 
> anywhere, such as looking for collaborators on wiki articles or sounding 
> out new tag ideas, or could be a summary type list that gives the 
> headlines from the child lists.

it's really not clear how the discussion of a new tag will be for here 
unless it's BIG then it's for tagging_strategy

Regards,
Marc





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