This Discussion is intended as a Log of the Data elided/ deleted at the stage of resolving Data Conflicts on this profile.
I have already resolved the Data Conflict, and am simply making sure that all the managers involved in that merge, know what data of theirs was removed.
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It is not a query, and it does not require a comment, unless you disagree with the way the Data Conflict was resolved, or you want to add useful info about the data at stake – that you think others can benefit from when resolving Data Conflicts on that profile in the future.
Further info and FAQ can be found here: http://www.geni.com/discussions/115121?msg=832711
This Discussion is intended as a Log of the Data elided/ deleted at the stage of resolving Data Conflicts on this profile.
I have already resolved the Data Conflict, and am simply making sure that all the managers involved in that merge, know what data of theirs was removed.
I am doing this as a courtesy, against the possibility that the profile’s managers may want to be alerted to the opportunity to engage with the data choices. (Sending a private message means there is no record for any future managers of the profile - of which we hope there will be many.)
It is not a query, and it does not require a comment, unless you disagree with the way the Data Conflict was resolved, or you want to add useful info about the data at stake – that you think others can benefit from when resolving Data Conflicts on that profile in the future.
Further info and FAQ can be found here: http://www.geni.com/discussions/115121?msg=832711
This Discussion is intended as a Log of the Data elided/ deleted at the stage of resolving Data Conflicts on this profile.
I have already resolved the Data Conflict, and am simply making sure that all the managers involved in that merge, know what data of theirs was removed.
I am doing this as a courtesy, against the possibility that the profile’s managers may want to be alerted to the opportunity to engage with the data choices. (Sending a private message means there is no record for any future managers of the profile - of which we hope there will be many.)
It is not a query, and it does not require a comment, unless you disagree with the way the Data Conflict was resolved, or you want to add useful info about the data at stake – that you think others can benefit from when resolving Data Conflicts on that profile in the future.
Further info and FAQ can be found here: http://www.geni.com/discussions/115121?msg=832711
Death Date 872 OR c. 872
What is the thinking behind choosing 872 rather than about 872?
Many scholars think that Eysteinn - Øystein and his ancestors might have been inventions of 2th century saga writers.
Norwegian Wikipedia lists him among the Mythical Norwegian kings, and dates him only to the mid-800s.
http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mytiske_norske_konger#Nordm.C3.B8re_og...
Bjørn, I'm sorry if you feel insulted. All of the medieval lines require a lot of work because well-intentioned users keep changing them. You should not take it personally if the profiles you curate are not perfect, or if you can't keep up with the data conflicts. The discussions aren't intended to make you look foolish. Instead, they should be helpful to everyone working in this area.
Jason, I've considered entering date ranges (ca 830-ca 870) and locking them.
There are persons where it's very good to have date ranges (for instance the two different Björn Järnsida - one from the 700s and one from the 1000s).
The main thing keeping me from it is that I need to do the homework of coming up with reasonable date ranges for the 100 or so MP profiles involved, and entering them. It's just more work than I have had the initiative to do. But now that we (finally) have date ranges, it's much more reasonable than it was before.
Harald Tveit Alvestrand, Justin Durand , Jason Scott Wills & Bjorn - If you guys think this is okay - I've taken the liberty of locking the circa date fields 830-870, just so that Data Conflict Resolution distractions are removed, until one of us has the time to work through and see that we have a set of dates that do not create chronological impossibilities.
PS - I propose that in 2013 we advertise the need for people to come and work on the Sagas project. It has so much potential (to be so much fun ;-)
Jason Scott Wills?? Can you explain that extremely ugly interjection in a public discussion?
Have I offended you in some way?
Are you objecting to any discussion of locking the field at all?
Or to your (erroneous) assumption that it is me Iocking it?
@Harald's suggestion seems to me to be the most eminently sensible and scholarly solution.
I haven't found the saga people are using as a source for his wife yet. She may be an invention of some fanciful tree-writer, or there may be a saga I haven't found yet.
The first serious historian I know of who drew ancestry trees across the sagas here was Tormod Torfæus, ca 1700 - and he had access to sagas that were lost in the great fire in Copenhagen, too.... I had to hand my copy of his book back to the library, but I took pictures of some of his trees. I'll consult them.