Why does the change log imply that "FamilySearch" has been working on this profile?
Is this part of a general issue that I believe I have seen reported here, whereby FamilySearch appears instead of the actual user? I was about to carry out the merge illustrated below, then went back to the profile on the left to see who had added the 1792 event when I saw this:
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You'll see several relevant threads in the Group: https://community.familysearch.org/en/group/339-improved-person-change-log
If you turn the Experiment Off, then the correct contributor name should be displayed.1 -
I don't really understand the apparent "Birth Changed" action, when - as far as I can see - the 1792 Aldborough birth had been inputted back in 2022. Could it be that the "system" just standardized a (previously) non-standardized date?
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Thank you for your prompt response, Áine. I hadn't a further comment while you were adding yours!
No, as you can see, I haven't got the Labs Experience activated, so it doesn't seem to relate to that
All I can think is that there has been some automated process, because the place name now appears standardized - whereas it wasn't originally so - and I certainly didn't standardize it.
See the complete change log at https://www.familysearch.org/en/tree/person/changelog/GJD7-1KZ
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First line above should read:
"I had added a further comment …"
Didn't want to edit the post above due to the problems in editing that occur when a screenshot / image is included, as in this case! (And, should have said Experiment, not Experience!)
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I’m seeing the same info in the change log as in the image in the original post.
I do not have the (unfortunately poorly named) Improved Change Log turned on0 -
There is a group of volunteers who standardize places, but that seems very quick for them to act, in between two of your contributions.
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