For those Who Get Lost In All Those Paragraphs etc:

Question

Is this what we are suppose to do for the EU situation?

1. Change all living profiles of non-members.as unlisted.

2.  Remove DNA on all profiles of non-members?

     2a.  Where do we go to remove DNA?

3.  If profile is age over 100 or 150 change status to open?  I thought.it was over 100, but I am hearing 150, which is correct?

 

That is all I see that I am suppose to do to my profiles.  Is this correct?

Yes or No.

Please no long winded answers or you will loose me!  Just short and sweet and to the point.

Taylor

Answer 1

1 + 2: You don't have to do anything to your profiles, they will be changed automatically.

3: Profiles born over 150 years ago, or profiles of people that died 100 years ago, are supposed to be open.

Answer 2

and to follow on from the 100/150 confusion

1) profiles of people born 150yrs ago or died 100yrs ago should be fully open and wont be set to unlisted under the changes

2) Those born between 150 and 100yrs ago will stay in what ever state they are now and will not be unlisted

3) Those born less than 100yrs ago (and not Wikitree members) will all be treated as still living and will be set to unlisted, unless they have a death date recorded on the profile, these willl be left in what ever state they are now.

This last category are those that every one is being asked to work to see if we can; find and add death dates, get them to sign up to wikitree etc - before about the 20th of May

 

Comments

Further detail on item 3:

Profiles of people born less than 100 years ago will be treated as living unless they have at least one of the following: (1) a death date, (2) a death place, or (3) a data qualifier on either death date or death place that indicates they are dead.