[Talk-in] Tagging guidelines for buildings
Warin
61sundowner at gmail.com
Thu Jan 21 05:51:15 UTC 2021
On 21/1/21 4:22 pm, संकेत गराडे via Talk-in wrote:
> Thanks for the response.
>
> > More detailed is better.. as it has more information.
> > So a separate node of area for the toilets is better than a tag on the
> > building as it indicates where in the building the toilets are.
>
> This, I understand, is fine for structures where there are sub-parts
> ,eg. such as a toilet inside a building.
>
> But say, there is just one standalone grocery shop, then
> 1. do I directly tag the building area with the shop name and its
> address etc.
> Or
> 2. Let the building area ( ie. The square shape) be as it is, without
> any tags. And add another node, say in front of the grocery store, and
> give the name, address etc. tags to that node.
>
> Which of the above 2 is a better or standard practice?
>
People do either.
I prefer to map the building foot print and then tag that as
building=retail (or what ever type of building it is)
Then put a node inside the building and tag that shop=grocery, name=*,
and anything else that you have. Reason why I do this is shops move from
building to building so a node is easier as that leaves the building behind.
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