I want to add opening hours to the shops in a shopping mall. There are over 50 of them, and about 90% follow the standard opening hours of the mall (exceptions are banks and supermarkets inside the mall). Is there a mechanism to automatically link/relate them together? So that, if the mall decides to open say 30 minutes later, I won't have to manually update each of them. Sort of "by default, assume this unless specified otherwise". I could add the opening hours to the mall itself, but I think it wouldn't show when selecting a shop in e.g. OsmAnd (which shows "closes at Xh" when opening hours are available. Edit: I found out about relations such as site but they do not seem widespread or even recommended anymore. There are some examples of malls, but it seems that the behavior as I described (assume the value from the relation as default, unless specified otherwise) does not exist. asked 08 Sep '18, 12:24  voyageant edited 09 Sep '18, 19:53 |
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In principle you could add all objects on the site to a site relation and add an opening hours tag to that. However currently it is unlikely that that would be considered by a data consumer. answered 09 Sep '18, 21:23  SimonPoole ♦ |
