I don't think they have anything to do with matches. They're just the profile of the week.
https://www.geni.com/discussions/94072
A similar list is https://www.geni.com/popular which I think is based on the number of people that view the profile. Or maybe it's vise-versa, either way, neither have to do with DNA or matches.
Actually, the trick would be to not breastfeed your own child, thereby a woman could easier became pregnant a lot faster, in some case only 3-5 months after giving births, and of course, the child would need another woman to breastfeed, if the family is rich enough that wouldn't be too hard to find, but then again, I do assume that people actually don't know anything, like the fact that some women had other woman to giving birth instead of themselves, or that a man in order to avoid a scandal could pin a child on his wife, but then again, the set up mother would be wrong, and of course, that you don't have any checker for, two children born within 7 month, Who has the real mother, or could she really be the mother of them both? Tips, read a lot.
My problem with 9 months is that on one family alone, I have nearly half a screen of issues and most of them are the siblings too close. This family had a lot of premature births and the children did not survive so did not need to be breastfed, so the pregnancies were very close.
With the setting of 9 months, even children born 8 months and 28 days are showing as an error. Decreasing it to 8 months would decrease the false positives.
How young can a father actually be? Well, according to Geni's inbuilt estimation of births, presuming that you don't enter any digit, will say that he could have been married 5 years before he was born himself, or more usual, became a father at the age of 1, this sucks, the truth is that historically, very few boys is under 13 when they fathered , below that we are talking about Guinness world records, more common, his older than 13, but to set a common lowest level, I would choose 14, anything under that would be suspicious. So, at what age should the warning bell ring?
Remember that most of these settings are configurable AND can be turned on or off.
Particularly the 'i' (informational) messages ... they're just a reminder to take a closer look to ensure the data are accurate.
Ideally, there would be a setting associated with each profile / relationship which can be 'confirmed as o.k. / ignored'. However, since that is not currently the situation, you'll need to adjust the parameters to "fit" the 'families' in the area you're looking at -- or turn the "checks" off while you're working on other aspects.
A whole lot of incorrect warnings displayed on this profile: Margareta Polanc
V4.04
Birth date of Margareta Vidmar is after her death date.More than 30 year age difference between Margareta Vidmar and her husband Andrej Polanc.Andrej Polanc born before the birth of his mother Margareta Vidmar.Ivan Polanc born before the birth of his mother Margareta Vidmar.Amalija Polanc born before the birth of her mother Margareta Vidmar.Ivana Polanc born before the birth of her mother Margareta Vidmar.Rafael Polanc born before the birth of his mother Margareta Vidmar.Marija Polanc born before the birth of her mother Margareta Vidmar.Franc Polanc born before the birth of his mother Margareta Vidmar.Jože Polanc born before the birth of his mother Margareta Vidmar.Marija Polanc born before the birth of her mother Margareta Vidmar.
Version 4.1 has been released.
Highlights:
* Consistency checker is much faster
* Better date handling (incomplete dates, BC dates)
* Check added for pending data conflict resolution
* Check added for relationship cycles in immediate family
* Fix the case - one click fix (hover over the link to see proposed changes)
* Configuration has more options for controlling what is run and how
* Refresh button to rerun the consistency checker
How are you currently dealing with step siblings born closer than 8 months apart?
These would be edge cases but take a look at polygamist Brigham Young for an example of this issue. At the height of this practice about 1870 25-30 percent of Utah families lived in polygamous households. The 1870 population of Utah was around 90,000 people so I'm seeing a lot of these siblings born closer than 8 moths apart warnings.
Brigham Young, President of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Randy Schoenberg & Jason Scott Wills is that on SmartCopy?
I've been doing research so have lost track of what's happening here.