Monday 10 June 2013

Protecting privacy

People are concerned about their privacy on the internet.

I have come up with the following provisional “rules” for protecting the privacy of family members and others who could be mentioned on this blog.

  • I won’t mention the name, or other identifying details, of anyone living, without getting their consent
  • The same goes for photographs
  • I’ll try to avoid revealing someone’s identity indirectly
  • I may refer to living people by an alias or by initials, if that’s not too revealing.
What do other people do? I will look at other blogs to get an idea.
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5 comments:

  1. Unknown27/05/2013, 14:19

    Welcome to Geneabloggers. I look forward to reading more about what you uncover about your family.

    I've only being research my history since 2010, and I love it.

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    1. Ed Carr28/05/2013, 21:45

      Thank you Betsy. I saw your Google maps images - streetview etc - what a great tool.

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  2. Ed Carr02/06/2013, 19:34

    Thanks Grant. I have visited your blog - very impressive. I thought the Youtube video a great way to showcase your research and pictures. Congrats.

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  3. Jackie van Bergen20/06/2013, 22:06

    I name people who are dead and refer to the living as dad, mum, little brother, nephew, and husband as Mr Jax. I guess anyone who knows me will know who they are. I usually send a link to the post involving them, or even an email before posting. Seems to work, so far.

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    1. Ed Carr21/06/2013, 15:49

      A good, common sense, solution. Thanks Jackie

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