Key:lgbtq:signed

The lgbtq:signed=* tag is used to indicate whether the LGBTQ+-friendliness of a feature can be verified on location by the presence of a posted sign, message, flag, or sticker.

Most commonly, this is used to indicate the presence of a pride flag (and/or any variant), an HRC sticker, or a posted message.

Values

• lgbtq:signed=yes: Indication of level of LGBTQ+-friendliness is present
• lgbtq:signed=no: No indication of level of LGBTQ+-friendliness is present

Note that any value of lgbtq:signed=* is not indicative of the value of lgbtq=* - only whether it is possible to determine via survey whether an indication of any level of LGBTQ+-friendliness is present or not.

How to map

• Add lgbtq:signed=yes to a feature to specify that an indication of level of LGBTQ+-friendliness is present.
• Add lgbtq:signed=no to a feature if there is no indication of level of LGBTQ+-friendliness present. Keep in mind that this does not imply lgbtq=no!

To map a pride flag separately, use man_made=flagpole + flag:wikidata=Q51401 (6 colors one) (or flag:wikidata=Q96633914 (progress flag), flag:wikidata=Q3249832 (trans flag), etc.)

Tags used in combination

• lgbtq=* - indicates the level of LGBTQ+-friendliness of a feature

Example

Bar with a pride flag flying in the window:

• amenity=bar
• lgbtq:signed=yes
• lgbtq=welcome

See also

• 2024 discussion on lgbtq=*

Possible tagging mistakes

More details at taginfo

More details at taginfo

• lgbtq:signed=welcome ‒ Should be lgbtq=welcome (Note value of lgbtq=* does not belong in lgbtq:signed=*)

If you know places with this tag, verify if it could be tagged with another tag.
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More details at taginfo

More details at taginfo

• signed:lgbtq=yes ‒ Should be lgbtq:signed=yes (Note signed is a suffix, not a prefix)

If you know places with this tag, verify if it could be tagged with another tag.
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!