02-28-2016, 10:30 PM
What I don't understand is why the word 'Genesis' makes it 'not a trait'.
Sure, back in the day, five years ago, 'Genesis - Flame' was a starter fur. But it's NOT a starter fur any more. Five years ago, it was one of the five most-dominant furs. But it has not been so, for YEARS, now! There's over a DOZEN fur values which are MORE dominant.
Yet, still, it's not counted. And why? Simply because it's a 'Genesis' fur!
But it's a RETIRED fur. It's no longer available in Starters. And, as a former starter, it's been avoided for so long, liable for immediate Menagerie, that, I wonder, how many actually even have 'Genesis - Flame'?
Having one, and breeding it, now, takes a level of dedication I'm sure few have.
It must be galling, to those few who have 'Genesis - Flame', which is only one step more dominant than the nearly equally-scarce 'American Shorthair - Red Tabby', to have THEIR 'perfect line' NOT counted, when those who have managed to hold on to 'Red Tabby' DO count.
Sure, back in the day, five years ago, 'Genesis - Flame' was a starter fur. But it's NOT a starter fur any more. Five years ago, it was one of the five most-dominant furs. But it has not been so, for YEARS, now! There's over a DOZEN fur values which are MORE dominant.
Yet, still, it's not counted. And why? Simply because it's a 'Genesis' fur!
But it's a RETIRED fur. It's no longer available in Starters. And, as a former starter, it's been avoided for so long, liable for immediate Menagerie, that, I wonder, how many actually even have 'Genesis - Flame'?
Having one, and breeding it, now, takes a level of dedication I'm sure few have.
It must be galling, to those few who have 'Genesis - Flame', which is only one step more dominant than the nearly equally-scarce 'American Shorthair - Red Tabby', to have THEIR 'perfect line' NOT counted, when those who have managed to hold on to 'Red Tabby' DO count.