Martin and Chris opinions are opposite but both true. I thought voting could be a chance to put attention on the proposal, but it seems that few people care about it. On the other hand that proposal doesn't conflict with other tags, so I could simply create a wiki page to document it and bypass voting as Chris suggests. So what should I do, extend voting or not? Alberto
> If you end voting now it means that your proposal is rejected for absence of interest (must have at least 15 votes). I think given the low number of opponents you could extend the voting period and try to encourage more people to participate in the voting. > > cheers, > Martin > Voting is pointless and gives tags an air or importance they do not deserve - there are *no* approved tags, just tags people use. Discussing and documenting tags is good, but voting is just daft, especially when the quorum is just 15 out of about 15000 regular mappers. > If you like the tag and find it useful, use it. > > Chris Hill _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
