Technical Question - past discussion missing comments
On August 14 I posted to the German Genealogy Research group asking for help translating several baptismal records. One user Robert Seal_1 was very helpful and translated all of the items that I was having trouble with. Unfortunately, his post is no longer included in that discussion, so I no longer have access to his answer. Is there any way to recover that information? I have looked back on all of Robert Seal_1's comments, but they only go back until September. I would hate to ask the community for help again when they have been so helpful already. Please let me know where I might be able to access his answer. The title of the discussion was Baptismal Record Translation - here is the link: Baptismal Record Translation — FamilySearch Community. Thank you for your help.
Answers
-
Dear Guest,
Thank you for contacting FamilySearch. I am so sorry you are unable to locate the records Robert Seal_1 translated for you.
Unfortunately the Question And Answer section of Community does not support the Groups in Community. They are moderated by the admins of the Groups. I am sorry we don't have a solution for you. Maybe you could contact the Group Admin. and ask if there is a way to locate your translations. Good luck with your research.
Sincerely, FamilySearch
0 -
I am not connected with FamilySearch
Perhaps you could contact Robert Seal_1 though the FamilySearch Community internal message system to see what he knows, and in particular whether he delated the comments (although this seems unlikely).
If his posts have been deleted through some technical bug, I would have thought that this was a problem which should be forwarded on by Community to the relevant technical people.
0 -
Thank you @Suzanne Adams1 and @MaureenE123 for responding to my question. I will try to follow up with both Robert and the German Genealogy group administrator. They have both been very helpful.
0 -
@spujadas I have remembered that Robert Seal recently posted about a post vanishing when he attempted to edit it. If this should happen to be "your post" I would definitely contact Mark McLemore.
0 -
Thank you again @MaureenE123 . I did contact one of the German Group administrators who said that this was the second time that she knew of that this had happened to Robert. I appreciate the suggestion to contact Mark Lemore - that probably is going to be my next step in trying to recover Robert's post.
Thanks again.
0