road signs implication

BUR #3195 has been approved by @evazion.

create implication no_entry_sign -> road_sign
create implication stop_sign -> road_sign
remove implication stop_sign -> sign

Looking at stop_sign -road_sign they all seem to be road signs, and I can't imagine any situation where a road sign would also not be a street sign (even when drawn in-world) in the same way we treat other stylized objects.

EDIT: The bulk update request #3195 (forum #170702) has been approved by @evazion.

You should also remove the implication from stop_sign -> sign, as road_sign already implicates sign.

BrokenEagle98 said:

You should also remove the implication from stop_sign -> sign, as road_sign already implicates sign.

Done. I thought that would've been resolved automatically though.

Do we really handheld signs like post #3720696 to get the road sign tag?

skylightcrystal said:

Do we really handheld signs like post #3720696 to get the road sign tag?

That doesn't seem to me like a stop sign specifically, but I would still tag it as road sign.

If it were some other type of road sign we didn't have a tag for, like a yield sign, then we would probably tag it as road sign.

The bulk update request #3195 (forum #170702) has been approved by @evazion.

I guess Im late but
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There were some others where I question if road sign really fitts but these are the obvious examples.

ion288 said:

post #863168 is clearly a mistagged no_symbol, not a stop sign.

I agree that the "no entry" symbols on train station turnstiles shouldn't be tagged road_sign, though.