I am bothered. This was someone's livelyhood. And you roll eyes.
My questions here were legit, and Dennis did a great job to answer them. I completely get the stance of the website.
I also get your stance as well. Anything Deb says gets a big 
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Do you guys have matching "Fauna Police" t-shirts? I suggest one for everyone in your little club.
No, no one agrees with me, all the time.

They sometimes disagree and we post our opinions and we may ASK the other person WHY they came to that conclusion (if we have some respect for their reasoning abilities).
It is unfortunate, that some of us/I have a habit of picking words that will most likely get under someone's skin and this can sometimes help (if it causes them take a second look at how their perception can affect the outcome of whatever they are attempting to do). At other times, it just gets me/whoever enemies...and that's ok, too, because I actually like sharing ideas with people that think for themselves and have something to share rather than "most people are doing it" or, "that's my friend."
I don't ask many people how they came to a conclusion when they post, because in most instances, it's obvious. But this in no way means that I think my way is the only way or the right way.
I have explained my perception of what the word Lineage means and by dictionary standards it's certainly past the PARENTS. Examples of the word usage do show that more than one line is referred:
Examples of LINEAGE
1. <his
Italian lineage was very important to him>
2. <it is now generally accepted that the
lineage of Thomas Jefferson includes black as well as white members>
Now, if some of the community want to change the meaning of the dictionary definition to apply to only Parentage of the product (Parentage can mean lineage, too...but is still generally referred as going back a few generations) then there should be some kind of a standard established to prevent these kinds of misunderstandings. Because if I were (and others of like-mind) to ask for Lineage papers, we will certainly be expecting more than the parents pictures.
We can either learn from this experience, or we can just be angry at everyone that didn't think like ourselves.
