Batch confirm Faces-- possible?

Question

I'm finding "Faces" to be potentially very useful, but frustrating to implement because of the apparent necessity to click "Confirm" again and again with all of the instances of "Johnny Jones may also be in the photos below" where, yes, Johnny is the one pictured for the first 357 pictures, but then isn't consistently in many of those that follow.
It would be useful to at the least be able to select an entire row and say "Yes, this is Johnny" or "No, this isn't" ... I have no problem where a row is split doing them one-by-one, but this seems ideal for being able to do some selecting of a group of photos and then mass or batch processing the confirmation or denial.
Am I just missing something in front of my nose, or is this capability truly missing?

Answer 1

AS Kirby stated it is also documented in the manual.
• goto FACES corkboard
• select the FACES tab at bottom left (not photos)
• and click on the existing FACE you want to work on
• for this face, existing faces will come up and "these other faces"MAY" come up below this
1) Now click on 'confirm faces' at bottom of pane
2) use a marquee/selection/select/click or select with command() key those you want to confirm (or reject)
3) all faces go GREEN with confirm label
4) OR *hold the option key down* then then those you select will all go RED for reject.
5) or double click on each one to toggle CONFIRM (green) or REJECT (red) for each photo/face
6) when complete or as you like click on "Done" (bad English BTW) button on bottom corner RHS.
Also list will apear at bottom of this for other faces or UNNAMED faces.
AS Kirby stated if you cntl+click / RMB over one of these faces you have the option to state that the "face" is "*NOT A FACE*"
You just have to persevere with this as Aperture V3 seems to learn quite well about the faces.
FWIW I learned all this over the past few months organising 6900 photos from a wedding. Takes ages but is really worth it.
TIP: I have found if you go through and REJECT (red) the faces as NOT { a FACE of } xxxx then the Aperture will learn faster about a specific set of faces. Do this rather than SKIP or IGNORE the face.
hth