text: thanks.
  
  no need to apologise -- i'm getting pretty much non-stop shite for being who i am and for working on osm.  the latter hurts me more than you can ever know.
  
  https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit?editor=potlatch2&way=621885501#map=18/36.71439/-108.14957 puts me in the area of this note and shows me the shared nodes form both your first mentioned way at https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/680643639 and the mapped woods that i assumed from the main osm page data layer were independent.
  
  the second way you give, https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/728934729 , is obviously something but it is seemingly joined to many things (without investigating) and also is not part of a multipolygon at present.
  
  these were edited with josm, but that doesn't mean they were not part of a multipolygon that was deleted elsewhere.  i'll probably have to brush up on my multipolygon skills to see if there's a simple way to determine a history of parts as members of since-deleted multipolygons.
  
  more to cum.  and i'll send you a copy of how i deal with spammers in a private message; i hope you are sufficiently immune to the osm etiquette Regeln/Vorschriften, so that you would take no offence were i to jokingly sling such abuse your way, just as i'd never take personally anything you might defame me with.  (see the regular nag-reminders at https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/osmf-talk/2019-November/006346.html , and note that with still-open channels for anonymous abuse, there is plenty of sewage in the pipeline into osm that i feel obligated to retort in kind).  with legitimate mappers, i try to deal with respect.  you, on the other hand, *OW STOP HITTING ME*
  
  of course, you know. this means war.
  
  whatever.  and cursed be these asiatische tigerstechmücken, a siena-decorative type of mosquito that is particularly risky due to the need to feed multiple times, thus disease transfer.
  
  if i die before i wake (please), go ahead and roll me down the hill where i'll probably blo[reply too lon