> “ we refuse to allow a wiki page about an item, but instead demand that each key page go through a proposals process”
This is incorrect. Anyone can make a new wiki page for a tag, and it happens several times a day on average. There are more new Tag: and Key: pages than new proposal pages. I did not say anything against creating wiki pages to document tags. When I last asked about this, it was clear that most people think it is fine to follow “Any Tags You Like” by creating new wiki pages for any tag you have used. But I am unhappy with the bot creating Item:Q#### pages which are essential blank: they only have the key=value and the item Q code. What do you see as the benefit for creating such a data Item page for any tag which has been used merely a dozen times and has not been documented anywhere? The claim above is that mappers should be able to add a description or translation or in JOSM or iD directly, but couldn’t the Item:Q* page be created at that time? -Joseph Eisenberg
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