"Manual approach" to ordinances ready
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Michael JRoueche said: A few suggestions:
1) Allow relatives of people whose names have been shared with the temple to reserve a few of those names for work. A sort of manual approach to ordinance ready.
2) Don't let people who are not related to a person reserve personally or share with the temple. I've seen several incidences where people have reserved hoards of names, and they're not related to them. I believe this detracts from those who are seeking out their relatives. I know there's the statement that they have to be related that they sign off on, but some apparently don't care. I believe this detracts from those trying to do research and work for their family.
1) Allow relatives of people whose names have been shared with the temple to reserve a few of those names for work. A sort of manual approach to ordinance ready.
2) Don't let people who are not related to a person reserve personally or share with the temple. I've seen several incidences where people have reserved hoards of names, and they're not related to them. I believe this detracts from those who are seeking out their relatives. I know there's the statement that they have to be related that they sign off on, but some apparently don't care. I believe this detracts from those trying to do research and work for their family.
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