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Family profiles
Public place connections will resolve through canonical profile slugs.
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Geographic family context
Places will connect reviewed family history to homes, communities, institutions, regions, and movements while keeping geographic precision appropriate to each record.
Historical and privacy standard
Article 7 requires sources and uncertainty to remain visible. Articles 5 and 6 require public geography to avoid precise locations that could expose living family members or create safety risk.
Place collection
Filters and geographic hierarchy will expand when explicitly approved place records arrive. The empty collection accurately reflects the current source material.
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Geographic hierarchy
A record can retain protected geographic detail while presenting only the broad level approved for public understanding.
Future map strategy
A future map may show approved broad regions, historical sites, privacy-safe clusters, and sourced movement paths. The archive remains fully useful through headings, hierarchy, descriptions, and related-record links without a map.
Archive connections
Approved links will resolve to canonical records without duplicating family profiles, events, narratives, or media metadata.
People
Public place connections will resolve through canonical profile slugs.
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The timeline remains authoritative for when an approved movement or event occurred.
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Reviewed stories may preserve human context for a documented place.
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Approved photographs, documents, and recordings may link to verified geography.
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Future signed-in and restricted place records may expose additional approved precision only after authentication, authorization, database enforcement, and safety review exist.