How do you tag a property border marker?

my picture: https://flic.kr/p/2kY135e more pics: https://www.google.com/search?q=grensepåle+site:no term in Norwegian: grensepåle I tagged it as boundary=marker marker=property utility=yes

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asked 26 May '22, 03:54

mtbboy1993
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edited 26 May '22, 04:12

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It's not a utility, so shouldn't have utility=yes. marker= is used for the marker structure, which should be marker=post here I believe.

boundary=marker already expresses it is a border. The problem here is boundary= is already used, making reuse of eg boundary=lot (an alternative to place=plot) conflicting.

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answered 26 May '22, 07:57

Kovoschiz
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