On 2013-07-05 11:22, Shaun McDonald wrote:
On 4 Jul 2013, at 22:04, Cartinus <carti...@xs4all.nl> wrote:
cuisine=vegetarian has 871 uses
diet:vegetarian has 456 uses
Because diet:... is approved people are suddenly allowed to write on
both the cuisine page and the diet:... page that you shouldn't use
cuisine=vegetarian?
As far as I'm concerned the above 2 tags have 2 different meaning:
cuisine=vegetarian is a restaurant that specialises in serving vegetarian food
and you won't get meat there.
Whereas diet:vegetarian is a restaurant that has a reasonable vegetarian
selection in their menu and could serve fish and meat etc.
cuisine=vegetarian is unhelpful, as it doesn't tell you what the cuisine
actually is.
ie is it vegetarian Indian food, or Chinese, or wholefoods, or baked
potatoes or falafel etc. So better to use the cuisine tag for those.
If you want to say a restaurant is entirely vegetarian, you can tag it
as diet:vegetarian=only.
Craig
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