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| * <code>ogf_guest_mapping</code> - area where other people may freely map. | | | ||
* <code>ogf_guest_mapping</code> - area where other people may freely map. | |||
* <code>focus_area</code> - area to focus on; when mapping something for a contest | |||
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Revision as of 02:19, 19 November 2023
Custom Lemurian tags
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lem:*
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Namespace for custom Lemurian tags | |
lem:theme
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Name of IRL place that the tag's object is themed after or takes inspiration from | Theme of a city, country, or region. For example, Riman has lem:theme=Imus as it is Imus-themed.
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lem:boundary
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lem:allowed_mappers
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Usernames of OGF mappers | A list of people who may map in a lem:boundary=ogf_guest_mapping area. See Hilsonbergman's Cinasia Quarter∈⊾.
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bio:is_historic
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yes or no
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See Help:Tagging#Biographical information. Used to mark a person as being historically insignificant, if no is used. If an index page is created to list notable figures using bio tags, then using bio:is_historic=no should be a method of opting out of inclusion.
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