Christoph Hormann

> just use COALESCE to fall through the various tags to a default. To be clear: A simple COALESCE is not going to work because we need to ignore invalid...

So far the only concrete suggestion of how to interpret more specific access tags has been to indicate the de facto restriction for the primary mode of transport for the...

There are plenty of ways people can contribute to adding new features to this style that do not involve having to write and test style changes. A starting point here...

The whole matter of bus infrastructure is a tricky subject - which is why it is unfortunate that no serious discussion took place so far after i reopened this. The...

Thanks for looking over the patterns, this is a very good idea. I have not actually tested the changes yet in rendering but i looked at the implementation. There are...

We only render `wetland=wet_meadow` and `wetland=marsh` identically, all other mentioned wetland values are rendered in a distinct fashion. We do so because in practical use there is no consistent difference...

I don't see a clear difference in practical use between `wetland=wet_meadow` and `wetland=marsh`. If one is consistently made in specific countries/regions then this should be documented. But depending on what...

> It doesn't fit reed, marsh (or scrub). > Wet_meadow is most appropriate, If that is consensus in your local community then i suggest you document the difference in use...

Yes, this goes back to the decision from #4381, which was prepared in #4212 - where the choice of color was discussed in more depth. Currently we use the same...

In general i am wary about removing support for tags that have gone out of use due to mechanical edits (and potentially subsequent suppression of continued use by self appointed...