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So what key other than name could you use? The question has not yet been answered in a meaningful way. Your answer was only:

> We have https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:inscription

I know that we have this tag. The Wiki says: "The key inscription=* is used for the text of inscriptions on buildings, memorials, advertising signs, and other objects." So you mean it is appropriate? I don't. It's not an inscription on the object (here: the area of the playground). I only know exactly ONE case where there is actually an inscription: the case "Spielarena" (see above), but even there I would rather use it as a name (and perhaps additionally as an inscription).

I also thought about alternative tags, for example there is board:title for tourism=information, information=board (but where there is also a headline that is tagged with it, I think that is better than using name here). However, I would also find playground:title=Spielplatz too strange and inappropriate.

English is not my native language, but instead of "name" something like "designation", "denotation" or "entitlement" (German: "Bezeichnung") would perhaps come into question (?). But I see it as too much of a synonym for “name”, or I wouldn’t want to invent a new key that is so close to “name” and cannot be clearly distinguished. In addition, keys like “designation” are more likely to be used for other things. Hence my preference as the most appropriate: use name.

I think I'll take my leave of this note now... I'm sure you'd like to have the last word.