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Intent on old duplicates for children and such???

Ralph Marion Stephens
Ralph Marion Stephens ✭✭
March 9, 2024 edited May 9, 2024 in Social Groups

What should be our intent when this goes full blown on our existing "duplicates" for our children, etc.? Should we delete them and just have the NEW Family Group tree members for them?

Also...as a missionary what should we teach our guests in that regard?

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  • Gordon Collett
    Gordon Collett ✭✭✭✭✭
    March 9, 2024

    Unofficial comments from me whom am just another user: I would just leave them. There is certainly no overwhelming need to delete any of them. Also, if someone misbehaves and gets kicked out a group, that person will likely want to still have the profiles he or she created in his or her own private space. Or if the administrator gets annoyed with his family and deletes the group, the other members will also most likely want to still have their own private profile copies.

    Also, who knows, maybe the programmers will come up with a way to sync changes in the family group profiles back to our own private profiles someday.

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  • AnneLoForteWillson
    AnneLoForteWillson mod
    March 14, 2024 edited March 14, 2024

    Please read through all the instructions and information provided, starting with the Main Information page. Note on the Administrator page this comment on the Scope of your group & tree:

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    Read this article on Duplication and Family Group Trees.

    See also this comment by Todd Powell and other discussions of the value and use of this tool and issues of duplication.

    https://community.familysearch.org/en/discussion/158556/confusion#latest (Note the additional links listed.)

    There is no policy set up for how many or where duplicate profiles can or should exist, but understanding the purpose and usage of the Family Group Tree tool will help to guide you and those you teach in the best use of the tool for each person using it.

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