[OSM-talk-be] Some questions from a beginner

[Jo]

André suggested to use leisure=playground for the 'speelplaats' of a
school. To me leisure=playground stands for speeltuin/plaine de jeux. The
inside of a school where children play during their breaks is something
else, unless it's open to the public to come and let their children play
there all the time.

Normally it should be enough to simply not tag it at all. If it's the inner
part of a multipolygon, it already serves its purpose to make a 'hole' in
the building.

If you like you can add surface=paved, I guess.

Jo


2013/10/18 marc bessieres <marc.bessieres at gmail.com>

>
> Le 18 oct. 2013 07:13, "Marc Gemis" <marc.gemis at gmail.com> a écrit :
>
> >
> >
> > On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 9:19 PM, marc bessieres <
> marc.bessieres at gmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> 1) In the wiki, for the Project_Belgium I see several external links to
> tools. Is there any problem to add the ones Marc Gemis showed in his
> presentation?
> >> I just need an account there, or is there a bit more?
> >
> >
> > Hallo Marc,
> >
> > As Glenn already pointed out, you just need an account. Unfortunately,
> it's a different one than the one you use for mapping. Many people use the
> same nickname, as it makes it easier to get in touch with that person. It's
> not a requirement tough.
> > In theory you can edit, add, delete anything you want. Nobody will
> complain when you add new tools to the tools page, add a tutorial to use a
> new WMS-server in JOSM, etc. It would be nice though that you mention it on
> the list so we are aware of the changes and can use it, learn something
> from it, translate it, etc.
> >
> > In case you want to do a restructuring of the pages or change the
> description of how something has to be tagged, I recommend to discuss this
> with the community (this mailing list) first.
>
> Ok, I'll inform before and after modifying the wiki, so the community can
> review, It seems perfect to follow the free software way!
>
> > It's nice to see that someone will do something useful with my
> presentation. Thanks in advance to work on the documentation, as said in
> the talk, the project also needs technical writers, not only mappers.
> >
> Your talk was very good, and if I can make use of it for the community
> it'd be great.
>
> Thanks
> Dank u
>
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