[talk-au] Maproullette challenge for feedback - Australian Brands without Wikidata
Andrew Harvey
andrew.harvey4 at gmail.com
Thu Jun 6 05:56:50 UTC 2019
I think doing this via MapRoulette challanges is a good way to go, and I
like that this can then be split up so only people with local knowledge are
editing as opposed to doing it without local knowledge.
I think care should be taken to not blindly "upgrade" all the tags, there
could be subtleties particularly around cuisine tags, or name tags that
should be carefully considered. Even then some stores with the same brand
might have a different shop tag for different outlets.
For example my personal preference is to tag the
name: brand + branch
eg. so Westfield Chatswood is tagged
name=Westfield Chatswood
brand=Westfield
branch=Chatswood
brand:wikidata= -> wikidata for Westfield brand
wikidata= -> wikidata for Westfield Chatswood
Same applies to bank branches, car shops etc.
On Thu, 6 Jun 2019 at 13:30, Daniel O'Connor <daniel.oconnor at gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hey folks,
> Since ID now includes some handy presets and some recommendations to
> "upgrade tags", I thought I'd trial out a challenge to find all Woolworths
> supermarkets without wikidata.
>
> https://maproulette.org/browse/challenges/8118
>
> 1) Is this kind of challenge and the resulting armchair mapping of
> interest?
> 2) If so, what Australian retail brand(s) would you include (banks,
> supermarkets, fast food, etc) in later challenges?
> 3) Are there any big negatives to this people can think of?
>
> The main motivation I have is for when mid to large sized chains go out of
> business, get bought or renamed - a single Brand key makes it a lot easier
> to find things for later survey/cleanup/etc.
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