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Describe shop=yes as "Unspecific shop" #399
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Wait no, it's not an "unspecific shop".. Please don't do this - people will see "unspecific shop" and use it for things like "variety store" or "general store". |
I am not experienced with iD code, but is the new presets going to match say
Vast majority of |
This type of preset is a fallback preset that matches |
In 1527ba5 I went with the title It's also not searchable, so only existing features are matched with the preset. Sorry for not making this clear in a comment after closing this issue from the commit.
Do you still think this will be an issue? |
Oh I see now.. I thought you were changing the wording on the fallback "Shop" preset. I didn't realize you were making a new unsearchable preset that matches a literal
I guess it's not as bad, since people wouldn't be choosing this as a preset. |
Apparently it used to be common to add |
That's still pretty common around the US, but those should really get split out to proper convenience store tags so they'd show up in a search for convenience stores. |
Could add a |
Or make all unsearchable presets to rank below searchable ones of the same |
good point. 305e689 assures that iD will always choose a "regular" preset over the
As far as I can see, this is currently not the case. But it sounds like a good suggestion in general. |
as a tie-breaker in case a searchable preset also matches the same object, see openstreetmap/id-tagging-schema#399 (comment)
Right now there is no good hint that
shop=yes
is a poor tagging and something specific would be better.Maybe have weaker form of complaint like one appearing for ways not tagged alone and not being part of relations?
(BTW, the same could be useful for `office=yes)
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