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Please deny unauthorized connection to a tree

Dan Tsherniak

April 20, 2013 11:01

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My tree has lately been connected by your PRO version to Mr Cecil Dana's tree, without my permission. How does this happen?

Moreover, upon connecting - some of my tree branches have been duplicated, which is a serious damage - it means I have to devote time to delete all the duplicates one by one.

Please:

1. Improve the Pro version in a way that will deny any unauthorized connection to other trees.

2. Advise me how to delete duplicate branches that have been added probably automatically by the PRO version.

 

Duplicates examples: Ophir Hechter, Rhona and Shlomo Shlush and their descendants.

Thank you'

Dan Tsherniak,

Israel

054-8122309

 dan.tsherniak@gmail.com

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  Bjørn P. Brox April 20, 2013 20:19

  You got an answer here:

  http://help.geni.com/entries/23618442-Please-Limit-your-PRO-version-to-deny-unauthorized-tree-connections-

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  Jeff, Geni Curator April 20, 2013 21:31

  Duplicate branches can be merged.  If you need help, just let us know.  Here is another forum where you can request help merging duplicates. ATTENTION Curators, please assist

  While it may look difficult now, this is usually the strongest feature of Geni - once you connect into the existing world tree, you can work on documentation and accuracy, and not spend time duplicating work.  Collaboration.