Ken

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If you are truly doing this to be helpful, and for the benefit of genealogy research.

Then the question of handing memorials over to ANY relative is easy.

THE CORRECT AND RESPONSIBLE ANSWER IS YES!!

We are doing this for the ones who have passed and their families. With that in mind it would be rude and disrespectful not give control of a memorial to a family member upon request.

I truly believe relatives belong with relatives if requested.

Any decent and respectful person will transfer to a relative if not related themselves.

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***FROM FG GUIDE LINES - ***

**What are your memorial naming conventions?**

*Last Name*

Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone. If the interred had more than one last name, they may be added to the last name field. Separate each last name with a space. Do not include honorary or other suffixes in the Last Name field.

 

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VETERAN - a person who has served in the military.

That's the definition.

No specification on how or why they left the service, be it voluntarily or by death.

If they no longer serve they are Veterans, unless you consider them still in the service even after they have passed away while in active service.

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If you message me with your messaging turned off, not allowing for a reply, you will be ignored!!!

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I consider the photos I add in here as open for public use. This is a public and free website so I don't make any copyright claim to the photos I upload.

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If you add a better photo then mine to a memorial, message me with the memorial # and I will gladly remove mine.

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*** === PLEASE NOTE === ***

Edits I can't confirm will be declined. I will then consider a memorial transfer.

Should the memorial come back to me, I will reset it to its pre-transfer status.

The reason being, I have had contradictory and reversal edits for memorials, quite often from the same contributor who sent the original edit.

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***=== SERIOUS ISSUE ===***

If you merge a memorial with one I am managing, I will delete any changes that I can not verify, unless I am contacted directly to confirm the changes.

This is due to seeing merges used as a way to make changes without going through proper procedures.

If necessary I can delete the memorial and recreate it without the unconfirmed added info and connections.

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*NOT MY WORDS, *

" The FAQs are definitely guiderules...or are they rulelines? No matter. The FAQs *absolutely* detail site policy and all members are expected to follow them and abide by them."

A J Marik, Nov 30, 2011, Help Forum

*BUT KINDA CONFUSING* When considering what FAQ means

F - Frequently

A - Asked

Q - Questions

 

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I am willing to transfer any memorial that I have, that is not in my family.

Also please put all possible edits through the suggest edits of the memorials of concern. Thanks

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With a little courtesy and common sense this grave hunting hobby can be an enjoyable experience.

So please be kind to and respectful of others on this journey.

If you are truly doing this to be helpful, and for the benefit of genealogy research.

Then the question of handing memorials over to ANY relative is easy.

THE CORRECT AND RESPONSIBLE ANSWER IS YES!!

We are doing this for the ones who have passed and their families. With that in mind it would be rude and disrespectful not give control of a memorial to a family member upon request.

I truly believe relatives belong with relatives if requested.

Any decent and respectful person will transfer to a relative if not related themselves.

==================

***FROM FG GUIDE LINES - ***

**What are your memorial naming conventions?**

*Last Name*

Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone. If the interred had more than one last name, they may be added to the last name field. Separate each last name with a space. Do not include honorary or other suffixes in the Last Name field.

 

==================

VETERAN - a person who has served in the military.

That's the definition.

No specification on how or why they left the service, be it voluntarily or by death.

If they no longer serve they are Veterans, unless you consider them still in the service even after they have passed away while in active service.

==============================

If you message me with your messaging turned off, not allowing for a reply, you will be ignored!!!

==================

I consider the photos I add in here as open for public use. This is a public and free website so I don't make any copyright claim to the photos I upload.

=====

If you add a better photo then mine to a memorial, message me with the memorial # and I will gladly remove mine.

==================

*** === PLEASE NOTE === ***

Edits I can't confirm will be declined. I will then consider a memorial transfer.

Should the memorial come back to me, I will reset it to its pre-transfer status.

The reason being, I have had contradictory and reversal edits for memorials, quite often from the same contributor who sent the original edit.

==================

***=== SERIOUS ISSUE ===***

If you merge a memorial with one I am managing, I will delete any changes that I can not verify, unless I am contacted directly to confirm the changes.

This is due to seeing merges used as a way to make changes without going through proper procedures.

If necessary I can delete the memorial and recreate it without the unconfirmed added info and connections.

==================

*NOT MY WORDS, *

" The FAQs are definitely guiderules...or are they rulelines? No matter. The FAQs *absolutely* detail site policy and all members are expected to follow them and abide by them."

A J Marik, Nov 30, 2011, Help Forum

*BUT KINDA CONFUSING* When considering what FAQ means

F - Frequently

A - Asked

Q - Questions

 

==================

I am willing to transfer any memorial that I have, that is not in my family.

Also please put all possible edits through the suggest edits of the memorials of concern. Thanks

==================

With a little courtesy and common sense this grave hunting hobby can be an enjoyable experience.

So please be kind to and respectful of others on this journey.

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