Talk:Tag:leisure=hammock

What's the point?

Should one point be mapped for each hammock post? Or should one point be mapped for each individual hammock that can be hung?

One hammock = one leisure=hammock. Something B (talk) 08:27, 25 March 2025 (UTC)

I recently mapped a grove of hammock stands. I put a point in the middle of a set of hangs meant to be used together, adding the following tags. See example 12829032437 12829032437. I figured there should be a way to search for hammocks in general, filter the search for stands alone, and maybe you want to hang with others, so I added the count of possible hangs in the set. I don't have the time to sponsor tag changes, so I will monitor the hammock page for updates incase someone comes up with a better solution.

* leisure=hammock

* hammock=3

* hammock:stand=only

-- TreeStryder (talk) 02:37, 13 May 2025 (UTC)

TreeStryder, I like this schema of mapping hammocks, although I find it a little weird to put the count in the key `hammock` rather that saving `hammock` for the particular type of hammock (if permanently present) and using a separate key like `count` or `hammock:count` for the number. Alternatively, you could just map a node for each hammock, and the data consumer or the map user could see the clustering and recognize that it is a grove. I will use your key `hammock:stand` with potential tags `only`, and I guess `yes` and `no` (not sure what those values would represent though, but typically those are the other values when `only` is one).

Aenet (talk) 13:13, 17 June 2025 (UTC)

Yeah. At the time I could only think of how socket:<type> was mapped, forgetting the parent tag amenity=charging_station uses capacity=*. Maybe something similar to how amenity=charging_station is mapped, with its area and individual elements, would be a good way to map a grove of hammock stands (for those who have the time to do so). If someone figures something out, and updates the hammock page, I will update any stands I've mapped.

--TreeStryder (talk) 22:41, 27 July 2025 (UTC)