Wouldn't it be more efficient in this case to remove the availability times from the website and enter them in a readable format? Then the user wouldn't have to go to the trouble of frantically trying to find this information.

According to the description, the defibrillator is in the office. Is the office really accessible to everyone in the building from 8 am to 11 pm? Or should access be set to private? The office could be locked and therefore inaccessible.

It's not the community's job to fix companies' mistakes.

Please review the definition of `key:access`!!!
private is not public!

It contradicts the description here.

Please include the name of the person reporting the issue in the source code. You certainly don't have "local_knowledge".

I will delete these definitions without further notice in the future.

And what does your consent mean for future mapping?

My question regarding your quality assurance in another changeset remained unanswered.

changeset/129646874#map=19/47.403512/8.122189

I see it differently. If AEDs are located in rooms/buildings or similar areas where it can be assumed, or even must be assumed, that they might be subject to access control, this must be indicated with the Key:access directive. In my opinion, the definition of Key:access is very clear in this regard.
Otherwise, your AED card will direct people to AEDs to which they are not authorized/allowed to access.

operator=24/7???

"Aussenstandort beim Schopf Hintereingang Schulhaus" this is not a description, this is the detail location. please change.

access=private?

access=yes or permiissive?

If the AED is located inside the building, how is access ensured? Is the building not locked, for example, at night?

"description" contains the same information as "operating_hours," so there's duplicate information. Please delete one.

Best regards

"access=no"

"indoor=no"

--> so outdoor=yes?

So is the AED usable or not?

"defibrillator:location=egerkingen" --> what's that about? Located in Rupperswil??

How do you ensure quality control?

best regards

First improvement suggestion: take the OTG rule into account. Don't blindly transfer everything entered into the app.

But that's precisely the point. Where is the container located? It should be easy to find.

And that's exactly the problem when you don't follow the OTG rule. If you don't know, you just have to take it on faith... and that costs lives.

The location description for such a large area is very sparse. It would be highly desirable to find specific information about the AED's installation location.

Best regards

If the AED is set to "indoor=no", why was it located inside the building?

It would be better to locate it on the correct outside of the building; then you wouldn't have to walk around the building looking for it. This would also save time.

Dear "defibrillator card app" operators, please observe the OTG rule. With such sensitive data—you want to save lives, after all—you should put in a little more effort, if you understand what I mean.

And what does "level=2" mean in this context?

Best regards

There are several buildings and a construction site on the premises. Which building is the defibrillator located in? The area is also very large. The defibrillator is listed as "inside the building," but it's actually located outside. It's incredibly difficult to find.

The location was recorded as "Tramstrasse 208," but it's actually on Saatlenstrasse....

Please clarify.

Best regards

Hoi, what kind of hydrant is this?

Hi habi, I don't see that happening, as the generator is permanently installed in the building. I would agree with you if it were a mobile generator.

Chia Habi,
This is to be seen in conjunction with “backup_generator”.