Re: Please put surnames in the subject line
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Dahn Cukier
If you are looking only for specific surnames, there is a site on the Jewishgen website for this. Anyway, I disagree with your suggestion. I do not care who is being searched, all overheard conversations can be helpful. Dani When you start to read readin, how do you know the fellow that wrote the readin, wrote the readin right? Festus Hagen Long Branch Saloon Dodge City, Kansas
On Sunday, January 19, 2020, 12:32:13 AM GMT+2, sharon yampell <genealogicalgenie@...> wrote: The problem with your post is you didn’t sign it or add your location!
Sharon F. Yampell Voorhees, NJ USA
From: jbonline1111@...
I've noticed that since this new format has become available, that the majority of posts do not list surnames in the subject line and sometimes not even in the body of posts. When fellow contributors see surnames right away, they can quickly determine whether they can be helpful to you. Further, many will take the time to research for you if they have the names. Use tags such as #Belarus as supplements. For example, today I looked at a post with that tag because my family came from that area. However, if the surnames had been posted, I would have known that I was unable to help.
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