Key:condition
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| Describes the physical condition of an object (good, bad) |
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condition=* is a property that usually describes the physical working condition of an object, such as good, fair, poor, etc.
The main user of this tag (as of August 2015) was a MassGIS highway=* import with values good, fair, deficient, and intolerable. [1]
Qualitative tags like this have problems with low verifiability, which is that one mapper's "poor" might be another's "fair".
condition=* can also have issues with ambiguity (i.e. which of the tags on the object is in "poor" condition?). This can be addressed by using condition as a suffix, such as with building:condition=*. Beware that this usage clashes with condition in the sense of a constraint: parking:condition=* describes what conditions must be satisfied to park.
See Also
- Not to be confused with conditional=*.
- Comparison of life cycle concepts
- status=*
- tracktype=*
- smoothness=*
- surface=*
- natural=volcano – condition sometimes means the activity of a volcano (active, extinct)
