I feel like categories, stickers, and boxes are assigned only to profiles, but we do have something like a connection category called "confirmed with DNA". But what about the connection I mention above? I'd guess there's no policy preventing making it, since a close relative should be able to make such connections if he/she wants, and then it gets hard to define "close relative".Ĭategorization Question: Is there a procedure to categorize notable connections or otherwise make them stand out? More generally, there are so many cases of connections that fit into useful categories, e.g., "adoptive parent", "step-parent", "notable connection", or "non-biological heir". Or not really, since if the living person has a profile then the connection is there - you just can't see what's on the other side. Does Wikitree have a policy about keeping certain connections unmade? The answer is yes: connections to living people. It raises what I think are two interesting questions:Įthical Question: Certain connections may be a matter of such sensitivity that people don't feel right making them as strangers to the families. I was surprised that you wouldn't know this connection from WikiTree. I believe it is clear from the profiles that they are in notable families, so it is not a problem for me to say so here. Hopefully I keep within privacy regulations.Īre half-first cousins. Because members of each family are still living, I have to be careful how I write this post. wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/The_Adventures_of_Barry_Ween,_Boy_Genius_(1999)_02_cover.I just learned of a connection between two notable families.wikidata:The Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy Genius.freebase:The Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy Genius.Barry takes great care to keep his genius a secret and maintains Jeremy as his only confidant. Many of the storylines involve one of Barry's inventions going horribly wrong (usually due to Jeremy's clumsiness) and the two boys' efforts to right the situation before anyone can find out. Barry puts his genius to work primarily in creating outlandish inventions that are centuries ahead of their time, such as teleportation devices, jetpacks and wallet-sized nuclear devices. It follows the comical escapades of the eponymous character, a 10-year-old boy who secretly possesses the most powerful intellect on Earth, along with his impulsive best friend Jeremy and his crush Sara. The Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy Genius is a comic book metaseries created, written and illustrated by Judd Winick.Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy Genius, The (en).The Adventures of Barry Ween: Boy Genius vol.The Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy Genius (en).wiki-commons:Special:FilePath/The_Adventures_of_Bar._Genius_(1999)_02_cover.jpg?width=300.The pair's dialogue is rife with profanity, often complex in its construction, and this foul-mouthed irreverence is reflected to a lesser extent in several of the other characters.
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