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So for what reason did deCODEme stop allowing 23andMe customers to upload their raw data for analysis for free? And does anybody know if they're planning on re-allowing uploads anytime soon? I'm hella pissed that they stopped offering it after I ordered my 23andMe, that shit's retarded.
They wanted to promote their service, and once they felt it wasn't advantageous to their business anymore, they stopped. I understand that it sucks and all, but that's just the way it is.
Would they be willing to accept people from rare ethnicities (well, from DNA companies point of view) to increase their reference individuals diversity?
Would they be willing to accept people from rare ethnicities (well, from DNA companies point of view) to increase their reference individuals diversity?
They should. That'd help em out a lot. My 23andMe results are interesting to say the least (this one woman I'm sharing with, Heather Frawley aka "little bit", said my results are very much one-of-a-kind, that I'm not really similar to anybody on her of 200+ sharing, etc.). So deCODEme could certainly benefit from analyzing my raw data.
---------- Post added 2010-05-23 at 14:20 ----------
Originally Posted by Lol_Race
They wanted to promote their service, and once they felt it wasn't advantageous to their business anymore, they stopped. I understand that it sucks and all, but that's just the way it is.
Makes me wanna mollywhop whoever made that decision in the mouth.
They should. That'd help em out a lot. My 23andMe results are interesting to say the least (this one woman I'm sharing with, Heather Frawley aka "little bit", said my results are very much one-of-a-kind, that I'm not really similar to anybody on her of 200+ sharing, etc.). So deCODEme could certainly benefit from analyzing my raw data.
---------- Post added 2010-05-23 at 14:20 ----------
Makes me wanna mollywhop whoever made that decision in the mouth.
Hey, you're making me curious. Aren't you going to post your results?
Hey, you're making me curious. Aren't you going to post your results?
Of course I am bruh I'm just waiting on McDonald to send me his analysis so I can post them side-by-side. Whoever wants to see my results, get on McDonald's back about this shit, dude is takin his sweet time.