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How do you tag a (temporary) Christmas tree shop? My guess would be something like that: shop=christmas_trees name=the name of the shop xmas:feature=tree_shop opening_hours=Nov-Dec 08:00-20:00 Any other suggestions? |
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As your question shows, you have likely already found this wikipage which documents christmas specific tagging (and which currently lacks a suggestion for places where to buy trees): http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:xmas:feature I find the wording "shop" a little bit unfortunate for this kind of business, because the vast majority I am aware of are operating in the open (i.e. they are not "shops" because they are not inside a building and usually not even provide any kind of structure). My suggestion would be: 1
I've never thought of one of the requirements of a shop was that it has to be inside a building?
(24 Nov '15, 12:50)
SomeoneElse ♦
as it's a shop? Maybe a roof can suffice, but nothing at all wouldn't be called a 'shop', would it?
(24 Nov '15, 14:27)
dieterdreist
Depends on the culture and the weather (you only need a roof if it rains a lot) - if you can always buy stuff from the same people there, I'd say something was a shop.
(24 Nov '15, 14:52)
SomeoneElse ♦
you also need a roof to protect you from the sun. If it's open air or with booths I would likely call it a market, especially if it's on a square and there's lots of this. Do the English call the vendors on an outside market 'shops'?
(24 Nov '15, 15:06)
dieterdreist
Is there a container and a fence around the area, the container to shelter the merchandise, little trees and equipment ? What about building=static_caravan / container and tag the area as retail. The larger trees will be outside untill theyre sold.
(24 Nov '15, 16:19)
Hendrikklaas
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On http://be2art.de/xmasmap/ I have seen that in Germany tree shops are tagged as xmas:feature=shop xmas:feature:shop=christmas_tree I would sugguest to add: name=the name of the shop opening_hours=Nov-Dec 08:00-20:00 seasonal=yes |
How about seasonal=yes ?