taxonomy: non-vegetarian Brown Triangle India

[stephanegigandet]

From krishanti on Slack:
https://openfoodfacts.slack.com/archives/C03RV686Y/p1683355107829579

"I've been adding new products & loving the nutrition analysis. I've also blogged about my experience here - https://mvark.blogspot.com/2023/05/openfoodfactsorg-wikipedia-of-food.html
While I respect the diversity offered which in turn offers useful insights on food choices across the globe, I hope the website adapts to make it more usable for Indians as there is a great need for food and nutritional awareness.
While it is great to see the green dot symbol (lacto-vegetarian food) being tracked, I suggest that the reddish-brown triangle symbol (it was a red dot earlier) which identifies non-vegetarian food be tracked as well while collecting data.
In 2021, FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) adopted a new symbol for non-vegetarian food items due to concerns that the combination of the old symbols were difficult for people with colour blindness to distinguish - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetarian_and_vegan_symbolism "

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[benbenben2]

Do you think that we could make a parent?
Could it be better to split triangle and dot?

I am wondering if there is something wrong with synonyms... see screenshots

Shows old logo

Does not show new logo

<en:Vegetarian
en:indian vegetarian mark
wikidata:en:Q7918353

<en:indian vegetarian mark
<en:Vegetarian
en:Green Dot India, India Green Dot, Indian Green Dot, vegetarian mark India
image:en:green-dot-india.90x90.png
description:en:Packaged food and toothpaste products sold in India are required to be labelled with a mandatory mark in order to be distinguished between lacto-vegetarian and non-vegetarian.
label_categories:en: en:Specific diets

<en:indian vegetarian mark
<en:Non-vegetarian
en:Brown Triangle India, India Brown Triangle, Indian brown triangle, non-vegetarian mark india
image:en:brown-triangle-india.90x90.png
description:en:Packaged food and toothpaste products sold in India are required to be labelled with a mandatory mark in order to be distinguished between lacto-vegetarian and non-vegetarian. Products that contain eggs are considered non vegetarian by the FSSAI
label_categories:en: en:Specific diets

<en:indian vegetarian mark
<en:Non-vegetarian
en:Brown Dot India, India Brown dot, indian brown dot, brown dot
image:en:brown-dot-india.90x90.png
description:en:Packaged food and toothpaste products sold in India are required to be labelled with a mandatory mark in order to be distinguished between lacto-vegetarian and non-vegetarian. The brown dot is now a brown triangle.
label_categories:en: en:Specific diets

[stephanegigandet]

Do you think that we could make a parent? Could it be better to split triangle and dot?

It depends if we consider that the brown triangle is just a design change of the brown dot, in which case it makes sense to show the brown triangle even if the product had a brown dot. That's why I made it a synonym.

The other option is to have 2 separate entries, for the brown dot and for the brown triangle.

Both make sense I think. We could start with 2 separate entries, and later we can always them merge them if needed.

[benbenben2]

It depends if we consider that the brown triangle is just a design change of the brown dot, in which case it makes sense to show the brown triangle even if the product had a brown dot. That's why I made it a synonym.

Fine for me to keep it as synonym. Seems we can have different logo depending of the synonym written, even though they are on the same line.

I suggest to put a common parent for both: "en:indian vegetarian mark" (see the snippet in my last message)
Not sure why some synonyms are not showing the logo (see screenshot above)