As agreed here, I tagged a holiday village with tourism=holiday_village
. However, it is not documented on the OpenStreetMap-wiki at the tourism=*
-page, and @Map_HeRo also wrote that s:he does not know how to do that:
I want to add it but I fail by beeing too confused what to do; when I want to edit this page, I am only presented with a {{Template:Generic:Map_Features:tourism}}
. I do not want to destroy anything, so I do not dare to edit the template; I do not know the advanced wiki syntax.
Can anyone else chime in please and add tourism=holiday_village
to the wiki, please?
Regards!
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Template is editable at Template:Generic:Map Features:tourism - OpenStreetMap Wiki - and I added comment into page code to help with this.
But I would create first https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:tourism%3Dholiday_village - such rarely used tags should be first document at their own page, with listing at main overview pages as something optional
Creating a page describing key or value - OpenStreetMap Wiki may help in this
If a wiki page isn’t editable as it stands without following some obscure instructions in comments in the code of the page I’d suggest that it is not fit for purpose as a wiki page.
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I agree. I really dislike this templatified page overviews and similarly hard to edit content, in some cases editing them is beyond my abilities (and I am programmer and have made huge amounts of wiki edits). In fact I spend some time on wiki moving from templatification to regular text.
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Looking at the website and how they describe themselves…
The Eisenberg “Günter Richta” holiday village in Kirchheim, Hesse, is a leisure and holiday facility for school classes, children’s and youth groups, sports clubs and associations: an ideal destination for school trips of all ages, training camps, weekends, holiday camps, youth meetings and seminars.
(Translated from German using DeepL)
Are we sure this isn’t a leisure=summer_camp? There’s no need for a new tag and a new Wiki page if an existing one fits.
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Please see the thread where this was discussed:
If you think different, then please discuss in that thread, move your comment there.
Regards!
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