WEBTREES SOFTWARE UPDATE

Time permitting, it is hoped that visual artifacts cleared for publication will soon be available to all of Genealogy By Tim G.'s visitors, and not just a select few members.Share your information AND adding or editing it with your relatives around the world. Therefore, a wealth of photographs and documents obtained from now-deceased relatives are eligible for publication a Genealogy By Tim G., as are public domain documents such as those obtained from and from public archives. Webtrees' whitelist functionality will allow web administrators to block visibility of all media objects by default, and then selectively publish media files once clearance for publication has been obtained. Logged-in website members my view the media files, but membership is currently granted by invitation only and limited to well known family members who have requested access. For these reasons, all photographs and scanned documents have been hidden from website visitors. Lastly most photographs in my digital collection were obtained privately though family members who have not expressly granted permission to publish them online. Copyright laws still cover many genealogy resources, including newspaper, death notices, and published genealogies. Similarly, it is a violation of many private archives' and historical societies' terms of service to re-publish documents obtained there without express permission. This is because it is a violation of most web publishers' terms of service to repost images obtained from one website onto other websites. website, the decision was made to exclude all photographs and scanned documents from web publication. The apparently new functionality will reveal to all website visitors photographs and original documents that have heretofore been visible only to logged-in members.Įarly in the development of the Genealogy By Tim G. Whether the ability to whitelist media files existed in previous versions has been unclear, but efforts to do the same on the Graham Family Tree have been unsuccessful until recently. website, will allow web administrators to whitelist media files.

WEBTREES SOFTWARE UPDATE

JENKINTOWN, Pennsylvania (GBT) - A recent update to Webtrees, the software that powers the family tree section of the Genealogy By Tim G. (1896-1988), of the Sisters of Mercy, among others siblings. ⬮ Harrison (1932-2008) back in 1958, and Reverend Mother Mary Bernard Graham, C.R.M.

Making their debuts on the Graham Family Tree this month are John P. Graham (1897-1983), the priest who married my grandparents, Joseph A. Some of the older settings have persisted, however, causing information on my grandfather's aunts and uncles to have been excluded from this online family tree, until now. Since my grandfather passed away in 2016, and since I now control my family tree data on my own private server, such scrubbing of the GEDCOM file is no longer necessary. Graham (1931-2016), before uploading them to public databases. I therefore scrubbed my GEDCOM files of not only living people but also parents, aunts, and uncles of living people, including those of my then-living grandfather, Joseph A. (1901-1948) has been corrected. In the early days of genealogical web-sharing, I was skeptical of uploading the private data of living and recently deceased people to such online public databases as and Public Member Trees. Lastly, an oversight that caused the exclusion of the siblings of Joseph A. Media galleries for surnames beginning with the letters A and B have been optimized for web display. Changes include further developments on the Snyder and Cohen lines, including information about the death and burial of Eva Cohen Snyder Musikant (1871–1924), maternal grandmother of Morris Anflick, and for signed-in members, new portaits of my Graham cousins who visited from Ohio last week. JENKINTOWN, Pennsylvania (GBT) - The online Graham Family Tree was updated today, January 3, 2022.

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