I use FAG as a stand alone quick reference to see deceased ancestors, no matter if they are buried, cremated or lost to time. And anyone can access the info, so it makes sending out links easy. And I like seeing all those who are directly connected on one page, and first thing.

Accuracy is key w user provided content being used as evidence on Ancestry. As such, edit suggestions, well researched to be accurate, are welcomed and encouraged.

Hopefully that research includes reading current FAG guidelines, so edits reflect an actual guideline, not a personal preference. For example, I have yet to see a guideline against using all caps for surnames, and there is a new guideline that ALL married surnames be included in the Last Name field, yet edit suggestions for these still come my way.

Last, if using my postings and pics, you don't have to credit me as long as you follow copyright law. So, not for financial gain etc, but for personal, research or educational purposes only.

Thanks for reading my bio :)

I use FAG as a stand alone quick reference to see deceased ancestors, no matter if they are buried, cremated or lost to time. And anyone can access the info, so it makes sending out links easy. And I like seeing all those who are directly connected on one page, and first thing.

Accuracy is key w user provided content being used as evidence on Ancestry. As such, edit suggestions, well researched to be accurate, are welcomed and encouraged.

Hopefully that research includes reading current FAG guidelines, so edits reflect an actual guideline, not a personal preference. For example, I have yet to see a guideline against using all caps for surnames, and there is a new guideline that ALL married surnames be included in the Last Name field, yet edit suggestions for these still come my way.

Last, if using my postings and pics, you don't have to credit me as long as you follow copyright law. So, not for financial gain etc, but for personal, research or educational purposes only.

Thanks for reading my bio :)