On Wed, 12 Aug 2020 at 22:54, Lisbeth Salander <lisbe...@gmx.us> wrote:
> All good ideas except beauty=*, I'm sorry. That recommendation makes > sense in most cases, but if head lice was a beauty treatment we wouldn't > need clinics for detecting head lice in the first place hahaha. > You're saying people with head lice are just as attractive as those without them? :) > > healthcare=clinic + healthcare:specialty=head_lice_removal would work, > but these salons aren't expected to offer medical services. It's about as close as we have, as I see it. Podiatrists are healthcare=clinic + healthcare:speciality=podiatrist and they remove corns and verrucas. Your salons are removing unwanted stuff from the other end of the body. In fact, your salons are removing infectious parasites. I think that qualifies them as clinics. > Maybe healthcare=head_lice_removal would be more succinct? > You may have more opposition to adding to healthcare than to healthcare:speciality. But I could well be wrong about that. > > As a bonus, that tag works both on its own and for hairdressers > (shop=hairdresser + healthcare=head_lice_removal). Map renderers should > ensure a consistent ruling to decide on an icon, Actually, that's a negative. If it's a hairdresser offering louse removal as one of the services, wouldn't most people think of it as a hairdresser? And whichever way you answer that (it's a hairdresser or it's a louse remover) it's more code that has to be added to ensure correct handling of two top-level tags on a single object. Having it as one of the "beauty" treatments offered by the hairdresser doesn't cause any extra problems. Admittedly, it's more complicated to query if you're in a strange place and suddenly in need of louse removal... > but it would simplifygreatly both edits I think not. I suspect iD authors would be upset at having to special-case a top-level tag onto shop=hairdresser, whereas adding it to beauty=* in the wiki ought to mean iD picks it up automatically (if it supports beauty=* on hairdressers at all). -- Paul
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