Seve Jobs, founder of Apple

Also, there are many notable people in this comparably small tree:

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Oh, awesome, the bracket method of linking doesn't work anymore.

Also, there are many notable people in this comparably small tree:

Steve Jobs
Lisa Nicole Brennan-Jobs
Laurene Powell-Jobs
Mona Simpson
Richard Appel

I would be interested in working on the Mona Simpson and Richard Appel profiles. I've read their fiction and I'm a big fan.

- "Mac user since the early 1990s"

This brings up one of my personal *BIG* issues with Geni.

We were foster parents for eight years and have adopted four children. BOTH birth and adoptive parents (and I would also argue foster) are historically and personally relevant.

I raised this question over two years ago and the only solutions they presented were to:
1. Omit one family.
2. Enter both (or multiple) parent (and siblings...) and leave them un-merged.

I know that my perspective is emotionally slanted. However, it leaves me feeling that our family structure is invalid. There are so many other issues that can complicate identities, practically and personally, for these children that to *literally* leave them UNCONNECTED to *any* family (even visually *marked* with a big yellow triangle) tugs at my Mama heart.

I understand your frustrations, Jennifer. I, too, have adoptions in my family, and I am left using the yellow-triangle method to represent them.

I'm sure the Geni staff knows this is an important feature. We hear complaints about it constantly. Sadly, Geni doesn't have unlimited resources.

Private User, the bracket method works fine. :-) Although you do have to use DOUBLE brackets. [[ ]]

Ah, my mistake.