Hello Graptemys,

[This looks like a description, not a name]

I've been OSM'ing tens of baseball fields in Québec in the last month or so and this way of organizing things appeared to me as the most logical, useful and practical; feel free to suggest better approaches.  Let me explain.

In this very case at Parc du Père-Marquette, the “name” is more of a description, I agree.

But in the many cases where there are multiple baseball fields (with different sizes and features) in the same park, locals will refer to them as “baseball park 1”, “baseball park 2”, and so on.  See for instance https://www.baseballstleonard.com/index.php/jarry-3-park

There are also cases where there are multiple baseball fields, only one which has a specific name, like at Parc Clair Matin https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/174494788

For sake of consistency across baseball parks, I've decided to give them all name.

Also to take into consideration for that naming of “anonymous” baseball parks: while mapping those baseball fields in OSM I've been adding cross-references to Wikidata entries for many, such as https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q121402244 which is a distinct entity from the park (which would be https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q22482810 in this case) and each entity needs a name.  OSM iD will automagically pull the name from Wikidata, and that name will likely be worse (as it will often include the name of the parent park) than the generic “baseball park”.

[the feature is now duplicated]

I don't understand; what is duplicated, can you please rephrase this to help me?

[what is the restaurant=no tag for]

It is somewhat expected for baseball park visitors, which will tend to remain on-site for a few hours while watching a game, to find some kind of snack bar and/or toilets and/or drinking fountains among its amenities, just like it is somewhat expected for a visitor to find a washroom at a gas station or a restaurant at a casino.

The indication there is no restaurant (or no toilet) is thus, I think, useful.  The point is that it is, at least in spirit, similar to the `wheelchair=*` attribute as it can make or break a decision to visit the baseball grounds.
