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Bob’s ancestor was born in Chester, Virginia. Defcon 2 – Wrong Photo Attached To The Wrong Personīill’s ancestor was born in Chester, England. There are bigger problems on the horizon. Let’s just say that we’re at DEFCON ONE level of annoyance. There are plenty of people who are aggrieved by copying without credit. According to the genealogy site, Bob is the source of the photo.Īt this point, you may be shrugging your shoulders. The site sends him to Bob’s tree where Bill finds a copy of his own photograph. Bill is browsing the genealogy site for more details about his second great-grandfather. Defcon 1 – Absence or Incorrect CreditĪ year goes by. Bob then uploads the photo to his family tree. He right-clicks the image in his browser and saves the file to his local machine. Personally, I would also send a thank you message to the tree owner with an offer of any reciprocal help I can provide.īut Bob goes down a different road.

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This article section discusses how to do so on Ancestry. The right way is to ensure a chain of attribution. There’s a right way and a wrong way in front of Bob. The genealogy site may even be hinting strongly that this is a match! Bob understandably wants a copy of that photograph for his own tree. The names, dates, and locations are about right. He has uploaded and attached a treasured photo to the profile of his 2nd great-grandfather.īob is delighted to spot a common ancestor in Bill’s tree. Let’s say that Bill has a public family tree on a major genealogy website. I see a growing number of family tree owners complain in genealogy forums about misuse of their photos. Problems With Copying Photos From Family Trees Interested In More Articles and Tutorials?.Using Your Scanner to Watermark While Digitizing Your Photos.

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