> Until rendering is possible, we should wait until changing it to highway=busway.

This suggestion goes against best practices; how something renders in Carto should not determine which tags are used.

For more information, please consult the following wiki page:

osm.wiki/Tagging_for_the_renderer

If you would like, I'll revert the changesets.

I apologize.

Basically, a proposal I wrote got accepted, and I sort of jumped the gun on updating every tag everywhere before adequately notifying developers of the change. Here is the wiki page for the tag:

highway=busway

In hindsight, I should have at-least put this in the weeklyOSM.

I admit that the manner in which I went about these edits was a careless, irresponsible, and perhaps even inconsiderate, and that I should have instead waited for local editors to make such changes instead.

However, I would like to point out that just because it does not yet render in OSM Carto does not mean that it is wrong. Here is the feature page for highway=busway:

highway=busway

1. I will work on that at a later time if no one does so before me.

2. I think it does, but I'm not sure how it impacts buses.

This change set includes the addition of different features, such as tree rows and bus platforms.

If the person reviewing this wants to revert this changeset, I ask that they do so without using any scripts.

This conversation has been referenced here:

changeset/103064361

I will next be working on undoing the change sets for Buenos Aires.

The list of cities includes:

- Buenos Aires
- Santiago
- Lima
- Guayaquil
- Quito
- Bucaramanga
- Port of Spain
- Bogotá
- Cartagena
- Barranquilla
- Caracas
- Ciudad de Guatemala
- Ciudad de México
- Puebla
- Léon
- Querétaro
- Guadalajara
- Monterry

Good, but the same needs to happen in other Latin American cities that I messed up.

Additional conversation is in the following changeset;

changeset/103080197

Well, I did something *incredibly* idiotic, and I did it over and over again.

I wanted to unilaterally make `highway=busway` a de facto tag, without contacting local tagging groups, *without it even being translated into Spanish.*

Today, I will be unilaterally trying to undo the changes I made.

The following is a list of changesets I was going to reverse:

changeset/103079524
changeset/103079910
changeset/103079869
changeset/103080117
changeset/103079656
changeset/103080197
changeset/103080458
changeset/103080401
changeset/103080369
changeset/103080692

I was just about to put a list of my own changesets into http://revert.osmz.ru/, but then I realized that I would be making the same mistake again. I would be rashly performing mass edits.

I actually made these edits manually, so I did not think to read through the Automated Edits Code of Conduct.

I accidentally fucked everything up with this changeset.

Should I reverse the change set?

Okay, I will now stop attempting such mass edits.

Please fix this for me.