American Italian restaurant chain.
cuisine=italian
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carino%27s_Italian
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5039637
@Adamant36 Can u explain it a little ?
what do we have to do and on which page?
(link it pls)
Hello. There's a guide on how to do it in the contributing file. It probably explains things better then I could. Unless you have a specific question.
https://github.com/osmlab/name-suggestion-index/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md
I understand now.
Can I take this?
Yeah, sure.
Closed in #4467
@Adamant36
Ik this got closed but I thought this one's amenity is restaurant and I was going to add the code there.
Unfortunately someone else did it in the meantime. Generally, we don't assign people things and it's kind of on a "first come first serve" basis. I'm going to open some issues in a while though. So, you can work one of them if you want or another issue that's open.
I understand , I wanted to know wasn't this supposed to add to restaurant amenity?
I wanted to know wasn't this supposed to add to restaurant amenity?
Oh, I guess it was. If you want to delete the current entry and do a PR with it in the restaurant file that would be fine.
Thanks .
I've lost track of this one, but isn't "__Carino's__" just a rebrand of Johnny Carino's or are they not the same??
@UKChris-osm yup I searched and you are right!!
They are same.
Its already there in the code , same brand wikidata too.
what should I do now?
A newbie here , ur help will be appreciated.
Should I remove the pull request ?
Thanks all, I think this is good now.. It looks like they are calling themselves "Johnny Carino's" now, and we have matchNames for the older names.
"displayName": "Johnny Carino's",
"id": "johnnycarinos-96af40",
"locationSet": {"include": ["us"]},
"matchNames": [
"carinios",
"carinos italian"
],
"tags": {
"amenity": "restaurant",
"brand": "Johnny Carino's",
"brand:wikidata": "Q5039637",
"brand:wikipedia": "en:Carino's Italian",
"cuisine": "italian",
"name": "Johnny Carino's"
}
},