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Add special rendering for shop=variety_store #1536
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I read it as a smart phone in landscape mode with a % on the display. |
I'm quite happy with this icon, given the circumstances, but any other metaphor to test (like typical products found there) or maybe other means of showing "low price"? |
To me the proposed symbol is not recognizable (but I also don't have an alternative). |
I don't know that we're going to get a suitable icon for this store. |
It's always the best if you can recognize the item just looking at its icon, but that's not the hard requirement. For example archaeological site icon was misinterpreted by some of us, but that doesn't mean it was useless to have that icon for such an important/popular item. "Suitable" for me means "good enough", not "perfect". We may not be 100% sure when Taginfo shows <10k uses, but this limit is so high, that we can trust it's something really needed to be shown more properly than with just a dot. |
In that case none of proposed icon works and I doubt that that there will be good enough to replace generic shop icon. |
You don't know till you try. =} I like the first one and, as I said in different comment more or less, I do believe that generic dot is better just from terrible housenumbers for POIs, but much worse than visual hint, even if not recognizable just from the shape. So for me that is a fine (although not great) solution and clearly better than current state. However I still let the idea grow in my head, so maybe something more relevant for general public can be found. After all, more people tend to discuss tagging schemes, so I'd like more comments to know what works for most users and what not. Maybe some kind of beauty contest is needed to draw enough people attention? |
I too don't think there really is a suitable icon for this. By all means try, if you like, to find one. |
The wiki actually says these are "dollar stores":
In that case, I like the % sign on a tag, but the icon is too busy. Would a transparent % on a filled tag work? |
As a metaphor for 'discount' % might work. On the other hand, it's a bit ironic that variety_store's are one of the type of stores where you'll never see %-signs in shop, as the prices are fixed (1,00 or 0,99) anyway. What about the text .99? |
@daganzdaanda Thanks a lot! For me it's good, especially 6) and 7) - 4) was just a test based on 1) and I don't like its proportions now. Maybe I should closer resemble your simpler approach to % sign, but this is the moment I'd like to make a real test on the map to know how it all really works, because I don't want it to be too prominent and black on white can look very far from violet on light brown. |
Yes, I was thinking the same about there never being a % in a dollar-store. But it does bring across the idea of cheap stuff for me. A transparent -.99 inside a filled tag would work for me, too. |
Both are acceptable for me - at least until proven otherwise in the field test =} : However "testing" means getting development environment ready, and I still couldn't make it real and have no idea when I'll do it. For now creating icons is what I'm focused on and like to make a few more while I'm happy with new skills (Inkscape+Git). |
I like the second one, too. Thanks |
+1, but it is not working particularly well |
+1 4 2nd, but maybe turn the 99 into right-angled pixel-aligned digital numbers to make them less blurry? |
It looks like shop for batteries. |
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