SNP maps and Projects

[Bartot FTDNA Customer Find all posts View Profile Close Bartot]

I find something very strange in my Ftdna site.

I used the SNP map and selected L25 ( I presume it means positive)
and it plotted about 30 plus spots in Europe.
I then went into the ftdna T project where L25 resides and did a "find" on all kits for SNP L25+
I found zero people had this SNP as positive and about 10 people had it as negative.

Q - How can my ftdna shows L25 plots on the map and yet the Ftdna T project have zero people with L25+

[lgmayka FTDNA Customer Find all posts View Profile Close lgmayka]

L25 is very common in the J2 haplogroup.

[D.Clade FTDNA Customer Find all posts View Profile Close D.Clade]

L25 is offered for the R1b-Z2103 haplogroup in the CTS9219 branch. It's one of those SNPs that is fooling FTDNA's algorithm and should be ignored.

[Bartot FTDNA Customer Find all posts View Profile Close Bartot]

L25 is offered for the R1b-Z2103 haplogroup in the CTS9219 branch. It's one of those SNPs that is fooling FTDNA's algorithm and should be ignored.

L25 is in the T ydna to test, it's stated as a SNP of T

sits under CTS8862

What are you trying to say.........Ftdna screwed up the T SNP's?

[Bartot FTDNA Customer Find all posts View Profile Close Bartot]

The only correct SNP that sit under CTS8862 are
L1322/CTS589

I cannot see ANY L25 or Pages00113 anywhere for the T haplogroup .............all I see are people "tricked" in testing these SNP's

BTW...I found Pages00113 belongs to L haplogroup

Can someone in FTDNA fix the T haplogroup as the SNP to test under CTS8862 are WRONG

[Bartot FTDNA Customer Find all posts View Profile Close Bartot]

will ftdna test L1322 via the project manager even though it does not appear on the haplotree?