[OSM-talk-be] amenity differences entertainment
Glenn Plas
glenn at byte-consult.be
Tue Jul 30 11:05:10 UTC 2013
On 2013-07-30 09:24, Bart Vanherck wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> After several years of non-activity on openstreetmap, I finally have
> again some time to put again effort in the project. In the beginning I
> completely tracked my city with my bike and my little garmin. I am
> glad to see that now all has evolved so much.
>
> I saw however some faults which I fixed, but I have a little problem.
>
> In my city there is a new building in which only parties for the youth
> are given, in dutch "fuifzaal".
> What is the best amenity key for such buildings?
>
> community_centre or social_centre ?
>
> It seems that the community centre is the most suitable, but the place
> is not only for parties. What is in fact the real difference between
> social and community centre ?
>
Welcome back Bart!
I believe it's better to focus on
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/social_facility
instead if that you think about makes you consider using social_centre;
social_centre seems to be out of favor, The wiki is much more clear on
social_facility, it should be fairly obvious what that is/and isn't
once you read that description, it's more clearly explained. In
general, it is more like some sort of shelter-like service (generalistic).
community centre is used for official type of amenities like city/town
hall (e.g. stadhuis/gemeentehuis) , See
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Community_centre
For what you are thinking of, e.g. jeugdhuizen, feestzalen etc. I would
consider a combination with these:
amenity=community_center as you propose, it looks like the better
match. You could elaborate with 'operator' (e.g. Chiro for example) and
/ or 'name' , So it shows on the map (with building=yes, that should be
enough)
I figured there would have been a more descriptive way to do this, like
one would use key 'tourism' for a bed&breakfast, but I cannot see
something that better suits the goal.
Glenn
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