Thank you, Brian, for the answer to this dilemma.
There has to be, of course, a father. But sometimes those fathers don't want
to be known, or shouldn't be known, and in the case of adoption to a single
parent, there is only one parent. To have "Unknown" printed in a report
means to me, I don't know his/her name, but I want to report that a person
had two parents, I just don't know their actual names. That's very different
than there is only one parent - period.
We can each do what we want to - but I'm pleased my reports will no longer
show Unknown as a parent name.
Ruth A. (Sconza Testa) Nerud
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From: "Wm Voss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Think what you will, but for me any act that results in a child is about
as "relationship" as you can get. What is it about "Unknown" that does not
satisfy? What are you proposing as an alternative (bearing in mind that
there is little chance of a major program change based on an affront to
someone's semantic sensibilities)?
Wm Voss
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