I am concerned that you are not leaving descriptive changeset comments: "fix issues" isn't clear enough.

The first word of the comment was a typo: it was supposed to read EO2.

…and one way roads, too. While the National roads should be as close to the city centre as possible, practicality is a major factor.

Hello, what is the source for the ΕΟ23 road? The road doesn't appear in the 1963 and 1998 list of roads. If there is no source then we cannot map the ΕΟ23. Please see: osm.wiki/Greece/National_Road_Network

It was first added by blocked user Delta Evas ALL. The relation has been removed: changeset/167372596

Hello, please ask OSM US to extend the challenge to the whole country. @AwoowoArne, @kiwi75 and I have been working on landuse but progress has been painfully slow, and Greece's landuse looks embarrassingly undermapped compared to many countries in Europe. Completing landuse will allow us to focus our limited resources on other critical elements like railways, roads and waterways.

I am trying my best to make sure you do not accidentally end up at the first toll station in the first place. For example, at way/91896251 I have added destination information on what lane to use to reach the toll-free exit slip. It will take time for the navigator to pick up the new data. Please be patient.

Can you please tell me what journey is causing the error? Because I also have Magic Earth.

I ran a test journey from Magoula to Patras, and while Magic Earth is capable of detecting toll roads, it will not tell you where and how any times you need to pay the toll. In addition, it appears that the signage for the toll-free slip road before the first toll station at osm.org/?mlat=38.042214&mlon=23.495700 is really dodgy: you have to keep to the rightmost lane to access that slip road.

If the results by Magic Earth is still tricking you into paying tolls, then you may want to file a bug report with them: we are trying our best to make the toll information as complete as possible, which can be seen at the Americana map, but not all routers detect toll roads, nor tell you where you must pay tolls.

Which app are you using? I am not sure how old the data the app is using. Either way, I think setting that exit slip to "toll=yes" isn't going to trick drivers into paying tolls.

You should leave a better changeset comment than just random letters.
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Unfortunately, that is not a good reason to use "toll=no", given that a toll must be paid earlier to access that way, and there is no other way to get to that slip road without paying a toll. The way we tag toll roads should be like the diagram in osm.wiki/Greece/Highways#Toll_tagging.

Hello, if a driver has to pay a toll to reach way/69586068, then that road has to be marked as toll=yes. The Americana map renders toll information: https://americanamap.org/#map=14.96/38.02124/23.42784 - please see: toll=*

The changeset was undone because the filter road does not exist (it's blocked off).

This changeset was undone because the classification did not reflect reality based on position of motorway signs at position 37.2590895,22.0049930

changeset/166816310

Wikipedia is not a reliable source for this project: those numbers were honestly made up. Please see: osm.wiki/Collaboration_with_Wikipedia

What is the source for the A122 road number? The number was not on the official motorway list of 2015: https://ia37rg02wpsa01.blob.core.windows.net/fek/15/2015/20151500253.pdf (not copyrighted - government legislative text)

Must have changed since then. Updated at changeset/165943023

Scratch this edit (superseded by 165516263), the landuse was playing silly games with me, which kinda says a lot about how easy (or not) it is to edit via iD. The documentation probably needs refining to show up on iD.

A thread regarding this edit has been opened at https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/ordering-of-names-in-cyprus/129262, as the name ordering change occurred in a geopolitically sensitive area. The reasons for the enquiry are in the linked thread.