When I open the FamilySearch Tree to do some work, I usually go to the Recents to see where I left off working. I went to the list and clicked on the person I was working on. That took me to the person who had a warning notice that a GEDCOM file had errors. I began to think through the issue of someone adding a current GEDCOM to the FamilySearch Family Tree and clicked on the huge list of errors. I finally realized after returning to the FamilySearch Family Tree three or four times that I was going directly from the Recents to the CETs. I had gone to the person I was working on to make sure all the information was in the CETs. However, there was nothing telling me I had jumped to the CET unless I noticed the link in the left hand corner. In addition, the huge list of GEDCOM errors is about the most disincentive to use the CET that I can imagine. The "Errors" seem to be differences between the GEDCOM file and the FamilySearch Family Tree. So, do I spend hours and hours making sure the data is the same between my Ancestry.com GEDCOM file and the FamilySearch Family Tree or do I give up and ignore the CET for a while? I had to go through the loop about three or four times before I even realized what was happening. One option is to ignore the GEDCOM error list until and deal with the differences when there is a way to sync between the two trees. Just some observations. Apparently, the only way I can get to my recent person without jumping to the CET is by putting his ID number into the FIND option.