Nothing "prevents" you from using a "new" value. There are 20 ambiguous `=spinner`, and 1 `=spinning_dish` (and 1 `=spinningdish` and `=spinningbowl` in the approved style). We can think about whether to use `=spinner` + something like `spinner=*` (or spinner:*=*`), or `playground=*` `playground=spinning_*` directly. Before that, it may be more important to clarify what are they actually called. Both "wheel" and "disk" may be confused with merry-go-rounds. >`name:en=` Use `description=` and `description:en=` for generic terms. > it's not on wikipedia, so I don't know, so far adding things from wikipedia seemed to eventually get added as an option. It's a wiki, not "Wikipedia".

Nothing "prevents" you from using a "new" value. There are 20 ambiguous `=spinner`, and 1 `=spinning_dish` (and 1 `=spinningdish` and `=spinningbowl` in the approved style). We can think about whether to use `=spinner` + something like `spinner=*` (or spinner:*=*`), or `playground=*` directly. Before that, it may be more important to clarify what are they actually called. Both "wheel" and "disk" may be confused with merry-go-rounds. >`name:en=` Use `description=` and `description:en=`. `description:en=` for generic terms. > it's not on wikipedia, so I don't know, so far adding things from wikipedia seemed to eventually get added as an option. It's a wiki, not "Wikipedia".

Nothing "prevents" you from using a "new" value. There are 20 ambiguous `=spinner`, and 1 `=spinning_dish` (and 1 `=spinningdish` and `=spinningbowl` typo). in the approved style). We can think about whether to use `=spinner` + something like `spinner=*` (or spinner:*=*`), or `playground=*` directly. Before that, it may be more important to clarify what are they actually called. Both "wheel" and "disk" may be confused with merry-go-rounds. >`name:en=` Use `description=` and `description:en=`. > it's not on wikipedia, so I don't know, so far adding things from wikipedia seemed to eventually get added as an option. It's a wiki, not "Wikipedia".

Nothing "prevents" you from using a "new" value. There are 20 ambiguous `=spinner`, and 1 `=spinning_dish` (and 1 `=spinningdish` and `=spinningbowl` typo). We can think about whether to use `=spinner` + `spinner=*`, something like `spinner=*` (or spinner:*=*`), or `playground=*` directly. Before that, it may be more important to clarify what are they actually called. Both "wheel" and "disk" may be confused with merry-go-rounds. >`name:en=` Use `description=` and `description:en=`. > it's not on wikipedia, so I don't know, so far adding things from wikipedia seemed to eventually get added as an option. It's a wiki, not "Wikipedia".

Nothing prevents "prevents" you from using a "new" value. There are 20 ambiguous `=spinner`, and 1 `=spinning_dish` (and 1 `=spinningdish` and `=spinningbowl` typo). We can think about whether to use `=spinner` + `spinner=*`, or `playground=*` directly. Before that, it may be more important to clarify what are they actually called. Both "wheel" and "disk" may be confused with merry-go-rounds. >`name:en=` Use `description=` and `description:en=`. > it's not on wikipedia, so I don't know, so far adding things from wikipedia seemed to eventually get added as an option. It's a wiki, not "Wikipedia".

Nothing prevents you from using a "new" value. There are 20 ambiguous `=spinner`, and 1 `=spinning_dish` (and 1 `=spinningdish` and `=spinningbowl` typo). We can think about whether to use `=spinner` + `spinner=*`, or `playground=*` directly. Before that, it may be more important to clarify what are they actually called. Both "wheel" and "disk" may be confused with merry-go-rounds. > it's not on wikipedia, so I don't know, so far adding things from wikipedia seemed to eventually get added as an option. It's a wiki, not "Wikipedia"/ "Wikipedia".

Nothing prevents you from using a "new" value. There are 20 ambiguous `=spinner`, and 1 `=spinning_dish` (and 1 `=spinningdish` and `=spinningbowl` typo). We can think about whether to use `=spinner` + `spinner=*`, or `playground=*` directly. Before that, it may be more important to clarify what are they actually called. Both "wheel" and "disk" may be confused with merry-go-rounds. > it's not on wikipedia, so I don't know, so far adding things from wikipedia seemed to eventually get added as an option. It's a wiki, not "Wikipedia"/