What is the criteria for a Project Box vs Sticker for the Quakers Project?

Question

I noted that several of my families profiles had Quaker Project Boxes removed and Quaker Stickers added.   What determines whether they get a Project Box or a Sticker?

Answer 1

The project manages (is profile manager) for those bearing the project box.

Hmmm.  I see that they do manage it.  I understand that PPP is now limited in its usage to those profiles frequently conflated or given wrong parents/children/spouses.  Maybe that is another difference.

Comments

On the US Presidents Project we define which profiles are managed by the project and therefore, get a box, all others get a sticker, I could not find that information for the Quakers project.

Answer 2

I'm checking on this. Looks like the profile in question should have received the {{Quakers_Project}} template. Please don't fix it until I can review with Aleš.

We asked EditBot to change out the deprecated {{Quakers}} template to the appropriate one for the project box or project sticker based on these criteria:

if Not PPP, Project box, Managed, Trusted (line 9) {{Quakers_Project}} 

if Not PPP, Project box, Not Managed, Not Trusted (line 12) {{Quakers_Sticker}} 

The line numbers refer to the report that projects use to check on managed profiles, etc.

Comments

What I suspected, based on the change log, is accurate. Aleš confirmed that EditBot made changes based on the status of profiles as of early on 25 July. Apparently you added the project after he had acquired the list.

I checked your contributions for 25 July and found that Nathan Lee's profile was also incorrectly changed to the Sticker. I have fixed both profiles.

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I understand now what Editbot was doing, but, I would still like to know the "criteria" for what profiles are managed by the project.   For example, with the US Presidents project we manage the President, four generations of ancestors and two generations of descendants.   Then, any "brick walls" in the ancestry that is not managed by another project.