When trying to keep all of my profiles public, I click on the number of family members in my tree on my profile page. Then on the next page, I select the advanced filter and click "deceased" and "private". This allows me to see any dead but private files so that I can't easily select to make public. Problem: One profile is always in the list no matter how many times I make it public. Miriam Wiesel It seems to me that it is public (because of little blue ball next to name). But when I search for it at google, I don't see it, which makes me think it's not actually public (and hence why it comes up in my searches.) Any thoughts?
Ann - this is not one of the question mark balls. this is the standard public profile ball that is there. Would you call that green? It looks blue and green to me.
Alex - Everything about the profile says its public. But it's the only one that comes up when I do my internal search of private and dead profiles. It's annoying that it's been there for weeks and I can't get rid of it/make the system-search engine recognize it's public.
Private User
http://www.geni.com/family-tree/index/6000000025554836702
http://www.geni.com/family-tree/index/6000000012974071658#600000001...
please merge the files
Good catch, Private User -- there was an error in the data on that profile's search index record that was preventing it (and many others) from updating when you made the profile public. I've made a fix and that profile will go into our sitemaps for Google to index next Friday. (No promises when Google will actually crawl / index it, however)
Mike at Geni
The following profile :
Private User is my ex-sister-in-law. See was LAST on line in Jan. 14, 2010. I think that is FAR long enough to be classified as abandoned. Could I PLEASE be assigned the manager (or co-manager) of ALL of her profiles. Of all of the profiles connected to Cindy, I am by far an away the most active.
How will I be advised of the answer - either full or partial - to this request?
RGS
Rick - I can execute the "abandoned tree" menu item on the profile but I do not know who will be assigned the profiles if I do that; there are 10 in her family group.
May I suggest in this case it would be better to open a ticket with customer support?
http://help.geni.com/requests/new
You need to login in to the help platform. Same userID & password as on Geni; it's a security revalidation of your credentials on that server.
So
- click the "help" link (at the bottom of every Geni page)
- upper right hand corner of the new screen, "login"
- follow the prompts
- success is seeing welcome! Rick Simon
You can then click on "submit a request for assistance" or easier yet, this link
http://help.geni.com/requests/new
You need to open a ticket for this. :)
I will open a ticket to have customer support contact you and work with you about your help platform issue.
If I execute the "abandoned tree" command I should be able to see who the profiles are re assigned to. There are closer relationships than yours to her in her family group, I have not looked at their activity.
Rick for reference:
My ticket http://help.geni.com/requests/59074
PRO member cannot access the Help platform to open a ticket
It is a private ticket which is why I thought it would be better if you opened your own for your request.
In any event PRO membership includes Customer Support but if you cannot use the ticketing system, you're not getting the full value of what you're entitled to, so this get sorted for you better than I, as a curator, can do.
http://www.geni.com/people/Richard-Rick-Simon/600000000176755260
My ticket is considered resolved with the comment:
"We were able to resolve the issue with the help desk accounts."