Part of this post is to briefly focus on "Find A Grave's" Frequently Asked Questions.
"Find A Grave" currently has 70 million grave records. We know that the number is somewhat misleading as there are duplicates and errors posted in these numbers.
"Find A Grave" is a massive site. Due to its ever growing size, I feel contributors are waiting longer these days for the administrators to answer emails and make revisions that we request.
I think it is a good idea to review the topics in the "FAQ's" routinely to keep curent with the changes to better understand them and know how they impact us.
On a brighter note, my faith in "Find A Grave" has been restored this week thanks to the kindness of two photo volunteers who took photographs of gravestones and posted them soon after I submitted my requests.
I wish to personally thank everyone who has ever taken a volunteer gravestone photograph. The photograph brings so much joy to the requester and volunteer alike.
Posting a gravestone photograph on a memorial that previously had none produces a win-win result for everyone. Because of that photograph, we have more assurance the memory of our friends and loved ones will be properly honored and their lives will not be lost to history.
