Twins with the same name. Index this?
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Getting image access error when attempting to open that batch. It shows 5 record entries - but since the image is not available - I am unsure of which contain numbers 68 & 69 (the dates are different).
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Try again. It has been doing that all day. I am now reviewing again.
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The twins both have the grandfather as informant who made his mark on each separately.
My opinion: go ahead Add Entry (Entry 4 - a duplicate entry of 3 - will make a total of 6 entries for the batch) - with the same information (because apparently the twins have the same name).
The Project Instructions state:
- Index information about twins or other multiple births as separate entries, even if they were recorded on a single document.
If it does not allow Add Entry - I guess you have no other option but to enable Help (menu)> Labs: Reindex with reasons,
go back to the review page and refresh the screen
then under Batch (menu)> Reindex with Reasons. This should return the batch - don't keep the information so the next indexer can have 6 Entries hopefully.
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Someone else will probably inform you to only have one index entry ...
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That is what I have been doing. Thank you for your help. Just wanted to make certain. At least 2 times I have seen the same names and indexing them anyway.
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The system will more than likely delete the second entry on submission since they are consecutive and identical. But you can certainly try it.
The + icon does not work on a shared batch, but, it will work for the person who is reviewing or indexing the batch.
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The important thing is that the record will show both twins even with one hint. The researcher may be in for an exciting discovery.
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But if there is only one index entry for the same name - it might confuse the researcher that there is only one entry when there at least appears to be twins. I hope the system allows two entries to indicate that there appear to be twins.
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The Project instructions don't make sense then. I have seen other times when they have the same gender and name. Someone notify whoever makes the rules. Other countries like this one obviously gives twins the same name.
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