I have a tree conflict for Michael Charles Poppers showing up on a completely different branch of my tree. I can't see to delete him to remove the tree conflict. Is there a solution?
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Jeff, Geni Curator Janet, I don't see a conflict on his profile. Perhaps you could provide a link to the part of the tree where you're seeing it.
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Janet Isenberg Sorry, the name is written in Hebrew and I don't read Hebrew. Here is the URL.
https://www.geni.com/family-tree/index/4704703005310076920?resolve=4704703005310076920
Benjamin, Leopoldo and Karolina WOLFF are siblings - Dina and the man are not (although I think his photo says Lina Rosenfeld, nee Wolff, which would be a duplicate of Karolina). Their parents are Berthold WOLFF and Mary CALDERON. The two ROSENFELDs aren't even in my tree (although they may be Karolina's inlaws through her second marriage), and I think the first name is Miriam Wolff-Calderon, which would be correct.
The other researcher is Anat Gutkin, who is Benjamin's wife and Israeli. She's probably just merged the two trees incorrectly.
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Jeff, Geni Curator Janet, I've fixed it. There was an improper merge on Rico Rosenfeld's profile into Karolina. So I set the parents back to Rico and merged the other profiles. Most will now appear in English to you, but they still retain the Hebrew under the Hebrew language.
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Jeff, Geni Curator Google does a good job of translation if you want to translate the profiles that just have Hebrew and update the English language tab.
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Janet Isenberg Thanks, Jeff! Since I have you online, can you tell me why some matches only have an option to review, but not approve or decline?
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Jeff, Geni Curator Janet, you can confirm or reject matches for profiles you manage, your close relatives and ancestors up to 20 generations. You'll only be able to review the match if you haven't met one of those conditions.
http://help.geni.com/hc/en-us/articles/229707487-Who-can-confirm-reject-matches-
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Janet Isenberg Well, that explains it! These hints are for my 20+ grandparents and I wanted to reject them anyway, since I don't believe that they are accurate.
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Janet Isenberg Is there a way to get them off my list of matches?
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Jeff, Geni Curator I don't think so.
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Jeff, Geni Curator You could request to be added as a manager via the actions menu.
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