Can ALL records of an Unrespnsive Profile Manager be orphaned simultaneously by a Supervisor?

Question

Every single record with [[Sammons-51|Steve Sammons]], an Unresponsivfe Profile Manager needs to be declared an Orphan so some of us more responsible Profile Managers can edit and/or adopt them.

These records were imported frrom a GEDc and are very SLOPPY!  For instance, the entire name is usually in the wikitree Frst Name field; the married name of the women is entered as both their original name and current name; somje records DO NOT have a  Birth Date,; etc.

I have filed a UPM Form on every one of these records that I have  tried to work on and this increases the work load of a Supervisor to orphan each record invidually.

Can all of these records be orphand in one pass by a Supervisor?  If not, this feature needs to be added to the wikitree software so it a be done!

 

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Answer 1

Hi Robert,

I'm not sure how the WikiTree software works, but I don't think that's a real issue here.

Paul Bech is the team member who handles all the Unresponsive Profile Manager requests.  You don't have to ask separately for each one.  After one request has been acted upon and the profile manager has been designated as unresponsive, you can send Paul a message with a list of the other profiles you would like him to orphan.

It sounds like your request is for all the open and public ones managed by the same person, so you can simply say that in your message to Paul.  There is no need to submit a separate request for each one.

To contact Paul, you can click on Help in the menu at the top right of any WikiTree page and select Contact Team on the drop-down list.  Paul will be listed there.

Comments

I found information on My Heritage in which my paternal grandfather was moved from his home in Fargo ND to Fargo GA, a small town that was not incorporated in 1992! His mother, Anna Sowles, was said to have been married to Sylvester Allis, who actually lived half a century before, in CT. His brothers and sisters were also renamed Allis but their birthdays remained the same. It is very unsettling to think this kind of fraudulent activity is taking places. Screenshots on request.