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Remove bin=yes from excrement bag vending machine #4191
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Thanks for the reminder, it's just that here in the UK having bags supplied on a bin is very uncommon, and I completely forgot about this when adding it. |
Yes, I would keep them as separate items. We have many vending machines hanging on street signs/other things without a bin. The problem I see is with the tagging inconsistency. There should be a consistent way to tag it if there are both. Personally, adding a Adding a simple German forum suggests to tag them as two nodes. But they are often combined in one housing. Btw: The wiki is inconsistent on payment ( |
The original "excrement bad vending machine", has other fields such as fee, operator and payment type, so I suspect that we should carry these over to the bin. That said, the bin doesn't have an operator field, and maybe it should. |
Can we just urge users to map the bag dispenser and the waste bin as 2 separate nodes? for reference: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:vending%3Dexcrement_bags I know that we could add a "dispenses bags" field to the wastebin, and an "accepts waste" field to the bag vender, but let's not do that. |
I think this discusion should be move to the taggig mailing list. The schema is should be changed to solve this issue. |
The problem I see is not with the tagging, but with the user interface (in fact, I don't care much about tagging and going the tagging list/proposal way takes years). I am currently trying to convince a local dog community to help mapping. This is a easy task for starters and everyone finds a station that is not mapped. The problem is that the UI is confusing at the moment. So I'd suggest:
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I agree we can drop the |
Sorry but using a bin=yes/no tag is established tagging for objects that have a waste paper bin attached and is used the small number of 58'174 times. And @michaelzangl the vending=excrement_bags combination with amenity=waste_basket is essentially not in use combined with the conventional tagging (with other words your local group wont actually be able to find them, which is probably the point of adding them .....). IMHO part of consistent and easy to understand tagging is to use the existing patterns over multiple objects and not to invent new per-object attributes needlessly (what we are doing here). Using bin=yes to indicate a combined facility with a bin is well established, and it doesn't make sense to invent something else for not really clear reasons. |
@simonpoole see There are 13 332 waste bag vending machines of which 1 407 have a Conversely Both the wiki, and actual usage of the tags, and common sense, suggest that people should map the bag vending machine and the waste bin as two separate objects, so that's what we're going to support. |
Currently, there are two presets.
The dog waste basket sets:
amenity=waste_basket
waste=dog_excrement
The dog excrement bag vending sets:
amenity=vending_machine
vending=excrement_bags
They both conflict in the amenity tag. So far a OSM design issue...
Often, they are combined. Currently, this is mapped by adding a
bin=yes
to the vending_machine. This is not perfect but as good as it currently is. In Germany, those bags are often found on dog waste baskets. But most of the time, the dog waste basket is more dominant. So when new users enter it, they add a dog waste basket. Then, you have no way of adding the excrement_bags vending.There should be a possibility to add the excrement bags after the dog waste basket was selected or some notice on how to fix this (select excrement bag vending first).
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