Dear Doug, sorry for the delay in answering, but I had to compact my mail as even after weeding through, archiving, saving and deleting stuff I still have nearly 19,000 that I need to weed through--no joke, it's been awhile since I've paid attention to it until I ran out of email allotment. You have done a lot of testing in a very short period of time. To that end, you have gone way beyond the call of duty in a very short period of time. Also, the decision should be a personal choice based on all the reasons you as an individual may wish to and/or wish not to test based on your goals and what you believe may be accomplished, etc. I am really touched by your confidence and sincerely appreciate the fact that you recognize that the work regarding M222 that I do is aimed at the benefit of individuals and the project. This indeed is my intention... But I'm NOT the only one. There are countless individuals in this project present and past, you included, who do the same: volunteer time, post to the forum, look at haplotypes and results until bleary eyed, research historical and genealogical information, spend money on testing, and all the rest. Every person works on stuff...and we owe our administrators our gratitude for managing the project pages and results; Linda, for instance, has been tirelessly checking daily for orders and results, setting up result groups in the project pages and more. Testing needs to be a personal decision, and I'll not make that decision for another person. Hope that is ok. Susan On 11/10/2013 10:46 PM, tuulen wrote: > OK, dear Susan, > > I know you work long and hard at this project. > > And so in my respect for you I will take whatever test you could ask for. > > Doug > >