Close to my place, there is a shop called "Fuel" in which you can find food and supplements (proteins, vitamins, nutrition, etc.) for athletes and just that. How do you think I should tag this shop? asked 04 Jun '12, 03:38  Hugues F edited 05 Jun '12, 16:36  sleske |
3 Answers:
I'd rather go for answered 05 Jun '12, 04:13  Circeus 2 Nice searching on taginfo! I'm not necessarily advocating shop=supplements, but I don't think either of these options is better, though. shop=health is really vague, and health_food as a value is really subjective. For example, a food cooperative that sells organic food, etc could be considered as shop=health_food, but IMO makes a lot more sense as a shop=supermarket. (05 Jun '12, 15:04) neuhausr 1 "Organic food" is already on the wiki as shop=organic, and health_food specifically focus on the health_aspect that "supplements/vitamins" strongly suggest, while not excluding normal food (there's a local chain called "Le Naturiste" which would be shop=supplements because you can't buy, say, fruits and vegetables there). (05 Jun '12, 17:10) Circeus shop=organic is deprecated in favor of organic=* (06 Jun '12, 14:27) neuhausr In Britain many long-standing health food chains (e.g., Holland and Barrett, Neal's Yard) moved into selling supplements about 15-20 years ago, so they are definitely now a standard part of the 'health food' range. I'm open as to whether one should use shop=supplements or shop=health_food for this case, but I know I have to fix one I recently mapped! (12 Apr '13, 07:58) SK53 ♦ |
Ok, so I'll use supplements, I guess.
Thanks!
Actually, I just checked again and it's a shop where you can't buy "food", only proteins and vitamins. So, I guess the tag "supplements is preferable.
Thanks everybody,
Hugues