We have a community notice board in our village and I am unsure how to tag it. The obvious way seems to be The alternative is perhaps to go the Any suggestions? asked 20 Mar '18, 22:28 Tim Rawlinson |
I tag those as tourism=information information=board board_type=notice which is according to the wiki "At (parish or community) notice boards you can find parish notices or adverts for local events happening soon. Usually not used with tourism=information (but may still be used with information=board)." answered 21 Mar '18, 06:19 escada Hi, and if you are a tourist in the area you would look for that board to seek local amenity information. So a tourist= tag is helpful and covers more folks interests. Regards.
(21 Mar '18, 07:28)
BCNorwich
I managed to miss the
(21 Mar '18, 09:45)
Tim Rawlinson
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Generally speaking, the reasoning "I don't want to use this tag even though it sounds right because it does not render with a nice icon" is dangerous. Deliberately choosing wrong or inaccurate tags for something just to get it to show up on the map is strongly discouraged. In this particular case, the tagging suggested by escada seems to be supported by Wiki documentation, but still the combination with tourism=information seems fishy to me, for the reasons mentioned in the question. answered 21 Mar '18, 08:19 Frederik Ramm ♦ I'll agree this is fishy, but we also have amenity=prison, natural=tree_row, and probably many others.
(21 Mar '18, 09:58)
escada
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That depends on the renderer (of which there are many). This notice board does appear here.