== Concern of an editor Trolling == 

 Hi Gwen Gale, I've been having an arguement with another editor about including information about someone's statement which is not 100% accurate. It has been discussed by expert geneticists (which the person based his statement on) that identifying a person's ancestry is not 100% accurate still to date and the other editor continues to include the information when I had the proper sources stating the flaws in the person's statements about admixture. If they want to keep in the article fine but the way it is written it makes his statement appear golden and 100% accurate. So I've gotten tired of it because on other editors are getting involved and I included even more sources clearly indicating that DNA tests assessing admixture are not 100% accurate and even miss/can't identify recent ancestors. I'm trying my best not to get into an edit war but I'm so tired of seeing it in the article. It's in African American in the admixture section and he also removed everything pertaining to relations between Native Americans and African Americans but left information between European Americans and African Americans...so what am I so supposed to think about that? It's a part of African American history the editor continues to try to exclude and their was no discussion about the removal of the information. It was just removed and no other editor stepped in to check him.