Wow, what a Herculean effort and immensely helpful result!

Thanks so much, slacker, NF52 and JML!

Good idea – that will keep competitive types from resting on their (ancient) laurels!

Marc, that could be it. But didn't we also physically switch servers, and/or tertiary domain names? (Pardon fuzzy memory on this.) That might also be it. I've made a total of 226 edits, and Susan became the second major contributor, also early on, so many of her edits would also not be in the tally ...

Beautiful, Marc, thanks! By the way, the All time (Top 50) list is not complete (which I know since I'm nearly the only one who worked on the wiki at the beginning, and I don't appear there at all). I don't care about getting credit, just noting a possible glitch (which I assume is related to the se...

Oh, goodness, this is a loss to our community, but the gain of Susan's presence here for such a long time shall be celebrated and cherished. I hope that whatever the occasion of the change be, it isn't anything traumatic or painful. Susan, thank you so much for teaching me – all of us – so much over...

I just found out I have extremely low uric acid (2.7 mg/dL).... Another thing to worry about (though I think I'll let this one slide).

Julie G wrote:Sorry, {{{G}}} Evaluating risk assessment takes courage. I hope you also found some protective genes?

Actually, I just looked at my pie chart, and it looks like yours! So maybe I'm over-reading the negative ones. But there are indeed some protective genes.

Thanks ZenGinner! (And it is indeed posted in the right place.)

I just generated a new report. Hadn't realized how much easier to use Promethease has become! (And how many more new, in my case bad, SNPs are part of the report.... )

Yeah, V3 and V4 of 23andMe don't test for that SNP, I can report. But not sure about V5 (which is ery new).

Very interesting indeed! One of the theories of SEID/CFIDS/ME is that it is triggered, and then maintained, at least in part, via non-dormant/reactivated herpes infections (probably mostly EBV or HHV6, probably not HHV1 or the other herpes viruses). Stress makes SEID worse, and maybe that effect is ...