- I take great pride in honoring the memories of loved ones, yours, mind and people I don't know.

- I am open to receiving edit suggestions, but:
- My decisions are based on thorough research.
- If I choose not to accept a suggestion, it is not up for argument. With solid data I'll be happy to change the information.

- I will not change factual information based on personal requests:
- My commitment is to present verified facts rather than assumptions.

- If you insist on a modification that I know to be incorrect:
- I will not engage in further dialogue, especially if I've already provided my reasoning.

- Out of respect for the individual's memory:
- I do not disclose the cause of death, as it can be inappropriate and hurtful. I will not post death certificates and if I see someone else posting it, I will ask for them to take it down for the respect of the person and family.

- I recognize that certain cultures may find images of gravesites upsetting or disrespectful:
- It's important to emphasize the significance of the memorial itself rather than specifics of the individual's life. An example is Inuit or Native American people, they do not want photos of the gravesite.
- I do not include census information or data from platforms like Ancestry or Wiki-Tree in the memorials, as those sites serve a different purpose.

- If you require assistance with other resources:
- I have three decades of experience and would be glad to help. I'm a scientist and Data analyst and love to research.

- I strive for accuracy in my work:
- I am human and can make mistakes.
- I welcome respectful communication if you believe there's an error and will review the information for correctness.
- Not everything on the internet is reliable; lack of readily available information online doesn't negate its validity.