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This discussion was created from comments split from: Very questionable link to "famous relatives".
We have been able to make some temporary changes to get some things working better in the community. They haven't found the root cause yet so there are still issues but being able to post from categories again is really nice! Sam 🙃
I have been trying to fix a few census households for Alabama census records, which seem to have been indexed incorrectly or incompletely. One example is this 1930 census household (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:3VVP-Z3Z?lang=en), which correctly lists Nathan's 2 step-children, but misses his wife Mary, who…
Recently, when I tried to access Juab High School's online yearbooks at familysearch.org, those for 1989 and after were suddenly not viewable because of "copyright restrictions." I believe this to be a mistake, because 1) the subject yearbooks are decades old; 2) I have viewed them before without restriction; and 3) other…
Comment: when I click ABOUT for LJWH-5K7 the burial site is wrong; lists Sandy Point instead of Southpark
Hi I have a friend (in his 90s) who wants to deposit his entire database into the Genealogies Collection (Pedigree Resource Files). We have prepared the GEDCOM files, but before uploading, I ran a test on a small GEDCOM file of my own. The upload of the data went well, but none of the photos came across, even though they…
There are three profiles of Albert Einstein (LZNC-TDG, G3Q7-Z6T, G9YB-BTX) in one family tree. Duplicate profiles cannot be merged. Can it be fixed?
We want you to be aware that the vendor is working on fixing all the weirdness in our community. Because it is actively being worked on, you will see intermittent changes and additional weirdness. We are so sorry for the confusion and difficulties!! Here's hoping things get fixed quickly!🤞 Sam
If you have concerns or questions, please post, in the Ask A Question, Memories Category. Friends in the community will help answer questions and add insights to discussions. For BUGs or challenges, we still have support staff able to get direct help from the Memories Team. Thank you for your participation in the…
We've heard the vendor is testing a solution. No ETA. 😕 Workaround to add posts. Go into the category you wish to post in, select any discussion. The +Post will be in the top right just above the discussion as a blue button. Thanks for hanging in there with us! Sam 🙃
There are lots of issues in the community right now. Things are not showing up where they should and some functions are not available. We are working with the vendor to get this corrected.
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