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Dear Maryse,
Geni is a collaborative family tree, and the purpose is to join up the trees where they might connect. There are many other websites for private exclusive family trees like MyHeritage or Ancestry.
Of course, Geni also has the features to keep profiles private, and generally only profiles of people deceased over 100 years ago will be public. So there is not really any threat to privacy. Only people in your immediate family group will be able to see living relatives.
Of course, if a relative of yours or someone else has added your relatives and they have decided to make their profiles public or add them to a town project that is their choice. However, you can message them privately and ask them to hide whatever details might concern you.
The point of this project and all the other town projects for Morocco is to collect the various Jewish inhabitants of the various towns. It does not matter if someone was from there originally or not but if they lived or died there. That way if I am looking for say an Azoulay in Morocco it is very difficult but if I know they were from Larache I can search the town project to see if there was an Azoulay family there.
The overall agenda is to document the Jewish families of Morocco, their connections, ancestors, and history before it is all lost.
Your family tree also belongs to your relatives so if they decide to put it online it is their choice especially any information which is publicly available online or elsewhere.
Now as to the profiles on your family tree which have been added to the project, If you want to remove them you can do that. Let me know if you need help. Additionally, you can make the profiles on your tree private so only your immediate family can see them.
We do not want anyone to be upset with our work or be uncomfortable with it. Please let me know how I can help and solve any issues you may have.
Please feel free to message me directly.
Best wishes,
Jacob Marrache

merci de votre réponse
Tout le discours sur ce qui est public et privé est connu , Geni indique par ailleurs que mêmes les données anciennes peuvent être privatisées.
Depuis 2008 sur Geni je me suis efforcé de faire des recherches sérieuses pour reconstituer ma généalogie et non de procéder à des rapprochements hasardeux sur l' apparance de noms et prénoms qui pretent à confusion. Et cela a bénéficier aux personnes qui faisaient de bonne foi des recherches personnelles.
hors ici je me trouve en présence de quelqu'un qui non seulement ne respecte pas ce qu'on lui demande de faire mais utilise "une petite main" pour accélerer son pillage d'informations, de plus sous prétexte de fusion elles introduisent de nombreuses erreurs dans les donnéees collectées et n'apportent aucune justification aux modifications qu'elles opèrent de leur propre chef l'objectif étant apparemment pour elles de réunir le plus d'informations possibles
Je trouve celà simplement écoeurant car je ne voit pas en quoi réunir tout les arbres des juifs qui ont vécu au Maroc apporte quelque chose à la communauté ( puisque Geni permet déjà de faire des rapprochements si on le souhaite) ni quel est l'objectif réel de cette collecte. .
La façon dont certains procèdent dans ce groupe est seulement une source de confusions et d'erreurs
Par ailleurs en quoi l'affichage des noms de mon père et de sa propre famille apporte quelque chose à la connaissance de la vie des juifs de Casablanca ?
Enfin cet amalgame peut aussi être source de problèmes dans la société actuelle car des personnes mal intentionnées ont aussi accès à ces sites et des proches en ont déjà fait la mauvaise'expérience.
Il existe des spécialistes de l'histoire des juifs du Maroc je n'en voit aucun ici.
Bref ce que je vois du balagan introduit sur ma généalogie ou des juxtapositions d'extraits ou de profils sur la page des Juifs de Casablance ne me laisse présager rien de bon. Celà n'est pas professionnel.
Enfin je sais pertinemment que certains dans ce groupe font déjà ou comptent faire une utilisation financière d'un travail qu'ils n'ont pas fait.
Je vous demande donc instamment de ne plus utiliser ou modifier mes pages, et de retirer les éléments déjà fusionnés si cela ne détruit pas mes données.
Les membres de ma famille sont en accord avec ma position.
Cordialement
Maryse Siksou
Thank you for your reply
All the talk about what is public and private is known, Geni further indicates that even old data can be privatized.
Since 2008 on Geni I have tried to do serious research to reconstitute my genealogy and not to carry out hazardous comparisons on the appearance of names and first names which lead to confusion. And this has benefited people who were doing personal research in good faith.
outside here I find myself in the presence of someone who not only does not respect what one asks him to do but uses "small hands" to accelerate his looting of information, moreover under pretext of fusion they introduce many errors in the data collected and do not provide any justification for the modifications that they make on their own, the objective apparently being for them to gather as much information as possible
I find this simply disgusting because I do not see how bringing together all the trees of the Jews who lived in Morocco brings something to the community (since Geni already allows us to make connections if desired) or what the real objective is. of this collection. .
The way some do things is only a source of confusion and error
Moreover, how does the display of the names of my father and his own family bring something to the knowledge of the life of the Jews of Casablanca?
Finally, this amalgamation can also be a source of problems in today's society because ill-intentioned people also have access to these sites and relatives have already had a bad experience.
There are specialists in the history of the Jews of Morocco I do not see any here.
bests wishes
MS