Duplicate Project?

Confederate States of America is the master project for all Confederate projects. You can put profiles in both if you like, but the Confederate States Army is specifically for those that fought in the Confederate States Army, as opposed to the Navy, etc.

Dang I didn't even know we had had a Navy!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confederate_States_Navy

There are over 700 profiles in "this" project, which I would (now) think is not really supposed to have profiles, but serve as an index / umbrella / frame to the other Confederacy related projects.

I would also think most of the profiles in "this" project were in fact CSA soldiers.

Maybe it would make more sense to

- make a new umbrella (that is, this project front page text & links) and request "no profiles" in the future
- merge this project (that is, ask Geni if it's possible) profiles to the http://www.geni.com/projects/Confederate-States-Army/11452 project
- at leisure extract the non combatants / navy etc from the Army project

???

The Army project was created much later, which is why it's smaller. Let me think more on it. Maybe I can just get Geni to copy some profiles over.

But as a allegory, we have the Entertainment industry people project and the American film actors project, which most profiles are a part of both.

Erica Howton prior to the name and description change on Jan 3 of 2015 this project was called "American Civil War Confederate States Army" and the description said "Feel free to add your Ancestor to this project if they fought for the '''Confederacy''' during the Civil War". That is why there are 700 profiles added to it. Now, with the name and description change I am confused as to where the profiles of soldiers that fought for the Confederacy should be added. Should they continue to be added to this project or only to the "Confederate States Army" project. ???

Like I said, let me think on it for a bit.

Private User when you get it figured out please let me know so that I can add ancestors to the correct project(s).