On Tue, 27 Apr 2010, Kev js1982 wrote:
> With regards to the fee how would you tag the majority of uk
> supermarkets where the trolleys accept both £1 and €1 coins? This
> seams to be pretty standard on all trolleys introduced since approx
> 1998.
>
I have a token which can used in a trolley/cart
With regards to the fee how would you tag the majority of uk
supermarkets where the trolleys accept both £1 and €1 coins? This
seams to be pretty standard on all trolleys introduced since approx
1998.
On 4/26/10, Gregory wrote:
> On 26 April 2010 11:45, Adrien Pavie wrote:
>
>>
>> > Don't forget
On 26 April 2010 11:45, Adrien Pavie wrote:
>
> > Don't forget that we already use the scheme
> > =yes/no/designated/maybe/... to express access restrictions
> > for modes of transport - so "cart=no" actually means "no shopping cart
> > riding allowed in here" ;-)
> >
> > -Martin
>
> Ok, I will c
> Don't forget that we already use the scheme
> =yes/no/designated/maybe/... to express access restrictions
> for modes of transport - so "cart=no" actually means "no shopping cart
> riding allowed in here" ;-)
>
> -Martin
Ok, I will change it in the wiki, shop:cart=true/false and the other
tag
Aun Johnsen wrote :
> 1) I do not see the point in this tag, 99% of supermarkets and grocery
> stores world wide have some form of carts available for its customers,
> the few exemptions I have seen are shops that are too small, or shops
> where you ask for the groceries directly over the counter.
1) I do not see the point in this tag, 99% of supermarkets and grocery
stores world wide have some form of carts available for its customers,
the few exemptions I have seen are shops that are too small, or shops
where you ask for the groceries directly over the counter.
2) shop:cart=yes/no is
On 26 April 2010 21:35, Adrien Pavie wrote:
> So, trolley or shopping_cart, this is the question ^^
> Trolley is an english word, and osm have for principal language the english.
> It's more logic have trolley. But shopping_cart is more explicit, and it can
> be easier understand by users who don'
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 12:06 PM, Adrien Pavie wrote:
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> Alex S. : So, I can change it by shopping_cart=yes/no, it's less ambigous you
> have reason, and fro others languages it's more "transparent" I think. I'm OK
> for the change, but I just change the tag in the page, or all the names and
> li
Gregory a écrit :
> In England (and GB English is the choice language for OSM tags) we call
> them shopping trolleys, or trolleys. The wiki proposal page from the start
> has had the other regional names (cart and caddie) listed and I think this
> should be what is needed.
So, trolley or shopp
In England (and GB English is the choice language for OSM tags) we call them
shopping trolleys, or trolleys. The wiki proposal page from the start has
had the other regional names (cart and caddie) listed and I think this
should be what is needed.
I have seen ride on trains in shops (well shopping
Alex S. : So, I can change it by shopping_cart=yes/no, it's less ambigous you
have reason, and fro others languages it's more "transparent" I think. I'm OK
for the change, but I just change the tag in the page, or all the names and
link to the page ?
Ken Guest : Sorry I'm not English, so my la
Adrien Pavie wrote:
> Alex S. :
> Why would shops have light-rail trains?
>
> Yes, it's for shopping cart or caddie, trains in a shop could be strange ^^'.
I know... I'm pointing out that region-specific slang should be kept to
a minimum in tags where their use spans across the whole project -
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Adrien Pavie wrote:
>
> Alex S. :
> Why would shops have light-rail trains?
>
> Yes, it's for shopping cart or caddie, trains in a shop could be strange ^^'.
>
"could be"?
>
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On Mon, 26 Apr 2010, Adrien Pavie wrote:
> Alex S. :
> Why would shops have light-rail trains?
>
> Yes, it's for shopping cart or caddie, trains in a shop could be strange
> ^^'.
>
because its a model train shop :)
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Alex S. :
Why would shops have light-rail trains?
Yes, it's for shopping cart or caddie, trains in a shop could be strange ^^'.
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