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Add support of amenity=vending_machine #3601
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Hi. I’ve taken a look to this PR. The query seems okay. The zoom levels however should be
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Well, they are the same size as ATM or post box and our primary deployment target does not support z20+. |
I agree with @sommerluk and they should be moved to z20+ once these zoom levels will be supported |
At least for excrement bags, they are smaller. Anyway I do not follow the argument of size. I do not think either that it is an important use case for our general-purpose map to find vending machines for excrement bags.
This should not influence our design decisions. If z19 as maximal zoom level is considered too low, this should be discussed with the maintainers of the rendering servers. By the way: We have yet some rules for z20+ nevertheless in our code. |
Well, they The maintainers of the openstreetmap.org website however decide independently from us which zoom levels they want to render. |
It is important for general purpose style to give general feedback it is there, finding things is not the primary goal. If you need to find something important to you personally, you have specialized services for that, for example: |
Personally, I think excrement bags are a little specialized, but they are also a good highlight of the unique capabilities of OSM compared to other maps. Which is one of the goals of the style. Also, instead of trolling with the comments about how things you dont like should be rendered on z20, when you know z20 doesnt exist and its not going to, just be honest and say you dont think the thing should be rendered. Otherwise, its just massively useless strawman. |
I don’t think we are “trolling” here. Please be more polite when discussing in this Github repository. |
I see no trolling here. Please, avoid accusations as substitute for arguments. It is against general etiquette, counterproductive to encouraging other to contribute and against our code of conduct. |
@sommerluk, I dont mean trolling in a derogatory sense. Its just not productive to give @kocio-pl slack for his size rule or to talk about how things are/should be rendered at z20 when theres no z20. Its already clear you and other people arent fans of the size rule. It doesnt help to continue critizing it at every chance though. Both that and z20 are off topic. Go read the code of conduct file about staying on topic and respecting others opinions. As I said, If you dont like the icon, just say so. Its fine if you dont think its appropriate for the map. If you think there should be a z20 where these things can be rendered, thats fine. Go talk to the site admins, but is saying it should be added at a none existent rendering level is useless. Useless off topic criticism is trolling. Thats my opinion. That being said, I wont use the word again if your sensitive about it. It wasnt my intention to hurt your feelings. Its just a word. Either way, you should go talk to the website admins about z20. Its a good idea and sorely needed. Unless you were just saying it. Either way, I support it. I will say though that the high level of passive aggressiveness people have toward each other here gets pretty grating sometimes. Everyone here is pretty polite. Its easy to be polite, but its not all there is. It takes more then that to be thoughtful and respectful toward people. Thats just my opinion. Your allowed to disagree. |
This word as used in English language, especially online, has solely strongly derogatory meaning. |
@matkoniecz, there's also how the person intends it and I didn't intend it in a derogatory manor. I've never used the word before and I didn't put that much thought into it. As I said though, it was still my bad and I wont use it again. There is that whole thing about interpreting the arguments of others in good faith in the code of conduct, but why should that apply when it comes to the usage of words like "troll" right? I know language policing is an extremely easy way to critique someones feedback and undermined their argument. So its on me to make sure I'm 100% solid on the words I use. So the rest of what I say wont be discounted by people who use low hanging fruit like that as a rhetorical method. For the sake of fairness though if your going to cite the rules of conduct to me for the usage of a word, have you should also cite them to @sommerluk for going off topic by bringing up a subject that is not constructive to the current issue and has already been criticized multiple times, by multiple people including @sommerluk. Its not like those things can't be discussed in the road map or governing status issues if need be. I'm sick of hearing about it everywhere else though. I think they are valid opinions, their just separate issues from this and the other ones where it keeps getting brought up. |
People are reading published text, not your mind. What you intended to write is not changing meaning of used words. It is good to know that you were not planning to insult anybody, but used words were unfortunately unambiguously insulting. |
It's hard to say what is the status of this ticket, since technically it looks simple, but there is unresolved disagreement about initial zoom levels (and I'm happy with z19+ code). @matthijsmelissen What do you think? |
So I'm going to merge this PR. |
Fixes #1561
Fixes #2541
Changes proposed in this pull request:
amenity=vending_machine
whenvending=public_transport_tickets/parking_tickets/excrement_bags
with dedicated icons in@amenity-brown
colourvending=public_transport_tickets
withoperator
tagTest rendering with links to the example places:
vending=public_transport_tickets
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/3735097197
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vending=parking_tickets
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/46.19375/6.23334
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vending=excrement_bags
https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/4461667570
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