Key:lgbtq:signed

Description
Indicates whether the level of LGBTQ+-friendliness can be verified by the presence of a posted sign
Group: properties
Used on these elements
may be used on nodesshould not be used on waysmay be used on areas (and multipolygon relations)should not be used on relations (except multipolygon relations)
Useful combination
Status: in use
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The =* 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

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

Note that any value of =* 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 =yes to a feature to specify that an indication of level of LGBTQ+-friendliness is present.
  • Add =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:

See also

Possible tagging mistakes

  • =welcome ‒ Should be lgbtq=welcome (Note value of lgbtq=* does not belong in lgbtq:signed=*)
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Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
  • signed:lgbtq=yes ‒ Should be lgbtq:signed=yes (Note signed is a suffix, not a prefix)
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Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
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