Should the keys for pets_allowed and dog apply to just the outdoor seating area, or the operator (restaurant too)?

0	Should the keys for `pets_allowed` and `dog` apply to just the outdoor seating area, or the operator (restaurant too)? dog asked 25 Sep '22, 05:08 Evan Carroll 43●14●15●17 accept rate: 0%

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Interpreting freely, =yes would mean a yes anywhere, =no a no everywhere. You could try outdoor_seating=yes + outdoor_seating:dog=yes + indoor_seating:dog=yes but this has no support, only informative use to editors and future reference. It would be best to add dog=yes to a leisure=outdoor_seating, and dog=no to eg the building=retail. This doesn't replace the dog=yes on the amenity=restaurant.

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answered 25 Sep '22, 09:29

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edited 25 Sep '22, 09:32

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