Welcome back Chris, hope you had a great vacation. I had a very productive 4th of July long weekend... I spent it merging profiles :D And I must admit that the acknowledgements phrasing started to wear on me. But in trying to clean up profiles that had already had multiple merges, the lack of information was startling (having just the person's name who created it isn't especially useful). At the least, if the profile could be created with the WikiTree ID in the bio text, that would have saved me quite a lot of time. Especially when trying to determine if any marriage info got lost. When I make a merge, I first copy the data of the two profiles so that I don't have to go digging in the old profile's changes to see if marriage data existed/got transferred ok. But when the profile's already been merged, it adds a layer to the digging needed. So, yes, the thanking someone for creating yet another duplicate profile was starting to get to me, but I could live with that because (hopefully) the number of truly new profiles with the thank you message far outweigh the duplicates. But I would really like to see the profile's WikiTree ID in the biography section. So many people will merge profiles and then not edit them that it would probably still be there when someone comes along wanting to clean up the bio. And the phrasing I proposed has just a slight difference between manually created and gedcom-created profiles, so I think that would encourage people to leave the info in the bio (or at least make it easy to spot in the changes if it's deleted). I dither between listing merged profiles with that type of wording and just listing the WikiTree IDs of the merged profiles linked to the changes page for them (where people can see what was changed in them before they were merged - some good stuff can sometimes be found! And some scary stuff, like the profile that keeps getting his LNAB and his mother changed). Anyway, armed with the WikiTree ID of the merged profile, I can easily find the other creation data if I need them (date and name). But without it, it can take a long time of looping through all the changes to all the merged profile pages to all of their merged profile pages (and I must admit I sometimes get a little turned around and may miss one or two). Bottom line, so long as we're changing the generated text, I'd like to see the wording/info I suggested (which is why I suggested it LOL). But I don't know the technical aspects of making the change, so if each minor change is a pain, just adding the WikiTree ID of the profile being created would make me happy (adding it as the clickable link to its Changes page would make me even happier :). Cheers, Liz