User:Lemuria/Custom tags: Difference between revisions

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Custom Lemurian tags

Key	Values	Purpose
`lem:*`		Namespace for custom Lemurian tags
`lem:theme`	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.
`lem:boundary`	`ogf_guest_mapping` - area where other people may freely map. `focus_area` - area to focus on; when mapping something for a contest
`lem:allowed_mappers`	Usernames of OGF mappers	A list of people who may map in a `lem:boundary=ogf_guest_mapping` area. See Hilsonbergman's Cinasia Quarter^∈^⊾.
`bio:is_historic`	`yes` or `no`	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.
`lem:selection_group`	Any unique string	Used to easily select every object with a JOSM search, where it'd be too cumbersome clicking on 50 objects. Example use: all the tracks and switches on one end of a train station.

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 | <code>yes</code> or <code>no</code>
 | See [[Help:Tagging#Biographical information]]. Used to mark a person as being historically insignificant, if <code>no</code> is used. If an index page is created to list notable figures using bio tags, then using <code>bio:is_historic=no</code> should be a method of opting out of inclusion.
+|-
+|<code>lem:selection_group</code>
+| Any unique string
+| Used to easily select every object with a JOSM search, where it'd be too cumbersome clicking on 50 objects. Example use: all the tracks and switches on one end of a train station.
 |}