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At the moment, it seems like only the access tag is used to change the colour of the AED icons, correct?
That means the map will show (at 21:00) two AEDs tagged as access=yes both with a green icon, even if one has indoor=yes and opening_hours=07:00-17:00, and the other indoor=no + 24/7. You can see that here for example: https://openaedmap.org/#map=16/50.725458/-3.532047 - one of the two green icons here is actually inside a building with restricted opening hours - but you would need to click on each one to find that out.
I think the more important tags for the map to parse would be the indoor and opening hours values, so that the icon can be changed to indicate that access is sometimes restricted.
It would seem a bit strange to have an AED solely for use by customers - it might be located in a shop but if a member of the public needs it outside during opening hours they won't be prevented from using it.
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Thanks, that's an interesting idea. We would need to investigate how such dynamic styling could be done. I'm currently working mostly on backend but maybe someone else will pick it up.
As for definitions of access they were appropriated by Polish community to avoid having to create a completely new tag and the meaning of access tag is slightly different than for most other objects.
For things like tagging attributes of aeds I have no opinion and will implement whatever community reaches consensus on. @wzbartczak can explain the tagging.
At the moment, it seems like only the access tag is used to change the colour of the AED icons, correct?
That means the map will show (at 21:00) two AEDs tagged as access=yes both with a green icon, even if one has indoor=yes and opening_hours=07:00-17:00, and the other indoor=no + 24/7. You can see that here for example: https://openaedmap.org/#map=16/50.725458/-3.532047 - one of the two green icons here is actually inside a building with restricted opening hours - but you would need to click on each one to find that out.
I think the more important tags for the map to parse would be the indoor and opening hours values, so that the icon can be changed to indicate that access is sometimes restricted.
Also, access=customers seems to correspond with the yellow icon and "Accessible during work hours" - but that doesn't match the wiki description of that tag: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:access=customers
It would seem a bit strange to have an AED solely for use by customers - it might be located in a shop but if a member of the public needs it outside during opening hours they won't be prevented from using it.
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