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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Photo dating and/or identification (DANNENBERG) - Viewmate VM 8322
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MarkJMichaels@...
This photo of DANNENBERG family connection is >from New York any assistance
in dating photo >from car or clothing appreciated. Any chance of identifying occupants would be wonderful http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=8322 Many thanks for taking the trouble to look at this. Please respond privately Mark Michaels Montgomery Wales E-mail: markjmichaels@... Mark J Michaels Researching MICHAELS, LEEK, ISAACS, PHILLIPS, TELLER, HYAMS, MYERS BERNSTEIN, GREENBURG, LANG, SCHNEIDERMANN, DANNENBERG, HART |
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen NY death certificate - 1951
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Israel P
Although I am in NY for the Conference, getting to the records offices
is not on my list of things to do. But if someone is there and has the time (and inclination) there is something that I am looking for. There is absolutely no urgency here and I am prepared to assume what it says there even without the certificate. I do not know the borough. But the story itself is interesting, so let me tell it. Friday my son and I were at Beth David Cemetery and quite unintentionally we stopped in front of a large family stome with a collection of small stones in front of it. The stone that caught my eye was for Kopel. As it happens we have a Skalater named Devorah Pikholz bat Haim HaLevi, who married a man named Kopel with this same surname and went to the US. They had a son and a daughter but no grandchildren and no one knows anything further. So next to this Kopel was Devorah Gitel bat Haim HaLevi and next to her a married daughter with the inscription "aunt." Not far away was a son with the inscription "brother." I am prepeared `to invoke "beyond`reasonable doubt" and record this as our missing couple, but the woman's 1951 death record, showing her mother's maiden name would complete the evidence. Israel Pickholtz Gush Etzion, Israel |
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Yiddish Translation Request - Viewmate VM8321
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MarkJMichaels@...
This faint script is written on the back of a photo in pencil. Help with any
or all of the text much appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to look at this. http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=8321 Please respond privately Mark Michaels Montgomery, Wales E-mail: markjmichaels@... Researching MICHAELS, LEEK, ISAACS, PHILLIPS, TELLER, HYAMS, MYERS BERNSTEIN, GREENBURG, LANG, SCHNEIDERMANN, DANNENBERG, HART |
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UTASSY and ROHRLICH families
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Ruben Weiser <weiser@...>
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I am looking for any family jewish family UTASSY and ROHRLICH living today in budapest or anywere. any clues? thanks ruben weiser buenos aires argentina |
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Yiddish Translation Request - Viewmate VM8321
#general
MarkJMichaels@...
This faint script is written on the back of a photo in pencil. Help with any
or all of the text much appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to look at this. http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=8321 Please respond privately Mark Michaels Montgomery, Wales E-mail: markjmichaels@... Researching MICHAELS, LEEK, ISAACS, PHILLIPS, TELLER, HYAMS, MYERS BERNSTEIN, GREENBURG, LANG, SCHNEIDERMANN, DANNENBERG, HART |
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Photo dating and/or identification (DANNENBERG) - Viewmate VM 8322
#general
MarkJMichaels@...
This photo of DANNENBERG family connection is >from New York any assistance
in dating photo >from car or clothing appreciated. Any chance of identifying occupants would be wonderful http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=8322 Many thanks for taking the trouble to look at this. Please respond privately Mark Michaels Montgomery Wales E-mail: markjmichaels@... Mark J Michaels Researching MICHAELS, LEEK, ISAACS, PHILLIPS, TELLER, HYAMS, MYERS BERNSTEIN, GREENBURG, LANG, SCHNEIDERMANN, DANNENBERG, HART |
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NY death certificate - 1951
#general
Israel P
Although I am in NY for the Conference, getting to the records offices
is not on my list of things to do. But if someone is there and has the time (and inclination) there is something that I am looking for. There is absolutely no urgency here and I am prepared to assume what it says there even without the certificate. I do not know the borough. But the story itself is interesting, so let me tell it. Friday my son and I were at Beth David Cemetery and quite unintentionally we stopped in front of a large family stome with a collection of small stones in front of it. The stone that caught my eye was for Kopel. As it happens we have a Skalater named Devorah Pikholz bat Haim HaLevi, who married a man named Kopel with this same surname and went to the US. They had a son and a daughter but no grandchildren and no one knows anything further. So next to this Kopel was Devorah Gitel bat Haim HaLevi and next to her a married daughter with the inscription "aunt." Not far away was a son with the inscription "brother." I am prepeared `to invoke "beyond`reasonable doubt" and record this as our missing couple, but the woman's 1951 death record, showing her mother's maiden name would complete the evidence. Israel Pickholtz Gush Etzion, Israel |
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Hungary SIG #Hungary UTASSY and ROHRLICH families
#hungary
Ruben Weiser <weiser@...>
hi.
I am looking for any family jewish family UTASSY and ROHRLICH living today in budapest or anywere. any clues? thanks ruben weiser buenos aires argentina |
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Re: h-sig digest: August 09, 2006
#hungary
Vivian Kahn
I will be on vacation for two weeks beginning August 14 and will
return to work on August 28. You may leave send e-mail but I will probably unable to retrieve and respond to messages until I return to work on August 28. Vivian Kahn |
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: h-sig digest: August 09, 2006
#hungary
Vivian Kahn
I will be on vacation for two weeks beginning August 14 and will
return to work on August 28. You may leave send e-mail but I will probably unable to retrieve and respond to messages until I return to work on August 28. Vivian Kahn |
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Re: Baia Mare/Nagybanya
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Stephen R. Low <steve.low@...>
I was in Baia Mare six weeks ago, visited the Jewish Community office, and
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met with its President, Nahman Salic (Salic is the surname). Nahman does not speak English and relied on a translator. I did not visit either the synagogue or the cemetery in Baia Mare. Nahman's son lives in Cambridge, MA and, only two weeks after my visit to Satu Mare, I was able to visit him and to see Nahman, again, along with his wife (who does speak English quite well and is a Hungarian speaker). They were here for a visit. I can't recall whether Nahman speaks Hungarian, he was not a Baia Mare native, but I'm guessing that he does. It is my understanding that Nahman's organization is responsible for maintenance of all cemeteries in Baia Mare county. My interest was in the cemetery in Seine (Szinervaralja). It's newer section is "not too bad," but the older section--the one I cared about--was horribly overgrown and in poor condition. As for the Baia Mare cemetery, I checked my diary and here is what I wrote: "He (Nahman) did claim that there were no cemetery records, but also indicated that there is a plan to catalog and translate the stones." I believe that this comment applied to the Seine cemetery, however. There are very limited funds available to maintain the Jewish cemeteries in Romania. I was told that all funds for the Jewish Communities are funneled through Bucharest and that distribution to the Transylvania region is not generous. As the Transylvanian Jewish population continues to shrink, I suspect that this will only worsen. The cemetery situation is very sad, but, frankly, "natural." It's one repeated around the world, throughout history. Once the local Jews are gone (in this case), the only people interested in these sites are those of us who still feel a connection to the "old country" of our parents/grandparents. After the passing of one or two generations, that interest will wane, as well. In reality, these cemeteries are now "archealogical sites in the making" for it's hard to believe that either Jewish or Romanian goverment money will be available to care for the dead, as long as the living have needs not fully met. Eventually, even the locations of many of these cemeteries will be forgotten--some of the cemeteries I visited are not visible >from any street and only the caretaker or, perhaps, an old-timer knows where they are. Here, in Massachusetts, at least once or twice a year there's a story in the papers about the discovery of an old burial ground that had been used in the 1700s or 1800s but forgotten, only to be discovered when excavating for a new building. I guess this is part of what Walt Disney's organization calls, "the circle of life." My advice: travel to these regions as quickly as possible. While there may be short-term improvements in the maintenance of these synagogues and cemeteries (this was the case in both Satu Mare and Seine--their cemeteries were being cleaned up during my brief visit!), the long-term trend, is not favorable. One thing that was especially sad, was seeing old prayerbooks, moldy and rotting, stacked up in two or three of the under-utilized synagogues I visited. Unlike the cemeteries, these could be more easily saved and conserved, but there seems to be little interest or resources to do so, and I suspect that it is too late. I had the sense that the Jewish Community in the Romania I visited really has just two missions: facilitate aliyah to Israel for the "young" and care for the aged until they are dead. As with the Yiddish language, the "job" is it's almost finished. It's very sad. Except, perhaps, in the largest cities, these countries have been "cleansed." Regards, Steve Low Lincoln, MA Researching: LOW >from Satu Mare/Seini, Romania (i.e., Szatmar/Szinervaraljá, Hungary) to New York SCHWARTZ >from Halmeu, Romania (I.e., Halmi, Hungary) to New York WITTNER >from Iasi, Romania to New York; Manchester, England; Australia LANDO/LANDA/LANDAU >from Kiliya, Ukraine and Kishinev, Moldova to New York and Palestine ----- Original Message -----
From: michael perl To: H-SIG Sent: 08/10/2006 11:47 AM Subject: [h-sig] Baia Mare/Nagybanya Siggers, I know some relatives (ggf and ggm) are buried in Nagybanya/Baia Mare and was wondering if anyone on the list has had experience in either visiting this cemetery or obtaining its records. What condition is it in? Are the cemetery records still extant? Many of the Jewish vital records for this town have been destroyed so I am attempting another angle. Your help would be appreciated. Michael Perl New York |
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"Tracing the Tribe" blog
#hungary
Vivian Kahn
This message is posted on behalf of the NY Conference Committee.
------------------------------------------------------------------- Schelly Talalay Dardashti is now writing a Jewish genealogy blog called "Tracing the Tribe." Its start date was selected to lead up to and cover the 26th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy. Schelly will interview speakers and conference attendees, and report on events, innovations and resources. Find it at http://tracingthetribe.blogspot.com. Schelly was requested to begin this new venture by JTA (Jewish Telegraphic Agency), www.jta.org, and it is the first blog to be associated with the news agency. For more information on the Conference, visit www.jgsny2006.org. Gloria Berkenstat Freund 26th IAJGS Conference Program Committee Chair <glory1@...> |
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Baia Mare/Nagybanya
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Stephen R. Low <steve.low@...>
I was in Baia Mare six weeks ago, visited the Jewish Community office, and
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met with its President, Nahman Salic (Salic is the surname). Nahman does not speak English and relied on a translator. I did not visit either the synagogue or the cemetery in Baia Mare. Nahman's son lives in Cambridge, MA and, only two weeks after my visit to Satu Mare, I was able to visit him and to see Nahman, again, along with his wife (who does speak English quite well and is a Hungarian speaker). They were here for a visit. I can't recall whether Nahman speaks Hungarian, he was not a Baia Mare native, but I'm guessing that he does. It is my understanding that Nahman's organization is responsible for maintenance of all cemeteries in Baia Mare county. My interest was in the cemetery in Seine (Szinervaralja). It's newer section is "not too bad," but the older section--the one I cared about--was horribly overgrown and in poor condition. As for the Baia Mare cemetery, I checked my diary and here is what I wrote: "He (Nahman) did claim that there were no cemetery records, but also indicated that there is a plan to catalog and translate the stones." I believe that this comment applied to the Seine cemetery, however. There are very limited funds available to maintain the Jewish cemeteries in Romania. I was told that all funds for the Jewish Communities are funneled through Bucharest and that distribution to the Transylvania region is not generous. As the Transylvanian Jewish population continues to shrink, I suspect that this will only worsen. The cemetery situation is very sad, but, frankly, "natural." It's one repeated around the world, throughout history. Once the local Jews are gone (in this case), the only people interested in these sites are those of us who still feel a connection to the "old country" of our parents/grandparents. After the passing of one or two generations, that interest will wane, as well. In reality, these cemeteries are now "archealogical sites in the making" for it's hard to believe that either Jewish or Romanian goverment money will be available to care for the dead, as long as the living have needs not fully met. Eventually, even the locations of many of these cemeteries will be forgotten--some of the cemeteries I visited are not visible >from any street and only the caretaker or, perhaps, an old-timer knows where they are. Here, in Massachusetts, at least once or twice a year there's a story in the papers about the discovery of an old burial ground that had been used in the 1700s or 1800s but forgotten, only to be discovered when excavating for a new building. I guess this is part of what Walt Disney's organization calls, "the circle of life." My advice: travel to these regions as quickly as possible. While there may be short-term improvements in the maintenance of these synagogues and cemeteries (this was the case in both Satu Mare and Seine--their cemeteries were being cleaned up during my brief visit!), the long-term trend, is not favorable. One thing that was especially sad, was seeing old prayerbooks, moldy and rotting, stacked up in two or three of the under-utilized synagogues I visited. Unlike the cemeteries, these could be more easily saved and conserved, but there seems to be little interest or resources to do so, and I suspect that it is too late. I had the sense that the Jewish Community in the Romania I visited really has just two missions: facilitate aliyah to Israel for the "young" and care for the aged until they are dead. As with the Yiddish language, the "job" is it's almost finished. It's very sad. Except, perhaps, in the largest cities, these countries have been "cleansed." Regards, Steve Low Lincoln, MA Researching: LOW >from Satu Mare/Seini, Romania (i.e., Szatmar/Szinervaraljá, Hungary) to New York SCHWARTZ >from Halmeu, Romania (I.e., Halmi, Hungary) to New York WITTNER >from Iasi, Romania to New York; Manchester, England; Australia LANDO/LANDA/LANDAU >from Kiliya, Ukraine and Kishinev, Moldova to New York and Palestine ----- Original Message -----
From: michael perl To: H-SIG Sent: 08/10/2006 11:47 AM Subject: [h-sig] Baia Mare/Nagybanya Siggers, I know some relatives (ggf and ggm) are buried in Nagybanya/Baia Mare and was wondering if anyone on the list has had experience in either visiting this cemetery or obtaining its records. What condition is it in? Are the cemetery records still extant? Many of the Jewish vital records for this town have been destroyed so I am attempting another angle. Your help would be appreciated. Michael Perl New York |
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Hungary SIG #Hungary "Tracing the Tribe" blog
#hungary
Vivian Kahn
This message is posted on behalf of the NY Conference Committee.
------------------------------------------------------------------- Schelly Talalay Dardashti is now writing a Jewish genealogy blog called "Tracing the Tribe." Its start date was selected to lead up to and cover the 26th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy. Schelly will interview speakers and conference attendees, and report on events, innovations and resources. Find it at http://tracingthetribe.blogspot.com. Schelly was requested to begin this new venture by JTA (Jewish Telegraphic Agency), www.jta.org, and it is the first blog to be associated with the news agency. For more information on the Conference, visit www.jgsny2006.org. Gloria Berkenstat Freund 26th IAJGS Conference Program Committee Chair <glory1@...> |
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Re: Anonymity of moderators- Encouragement
#hungary
Robert Neu
I did not think that the identity of the moderator(s) was a secret to most of us. Nor do I think
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we need to address the moderator(s) at their personal e-mail address for any matter pertaining to the e-mails to/>from H-Sig. If you need a clarification or whatever by simply responding to the e-mail to H-Sig it will reach the moderator, obviously unless you are the one who wants to remain anonymous to the rest of us... which is not a pleasant thought... Robert Neu --- Leah Kraus <kraus@...> wrote:
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Hungary SIG #Hungary RE:Anonymity of moderators- Encouragement
#hungary
Robert Neu
I did not think that the identity of the moderator(s) was a secret to most of us. Nor do I think
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we need to address the moderator(s) at their personal e-mail address for any matter pertaining to the e-mails to/>from H-Sig. If you need a clarification or whatever by simply responding to the e-mail to H-Sig it will reach the moderator, obviously unless you are the one who wants to remain anonymous to the rest of us... which is not a pleasant thought... Robert Neu --- Leah Kraus <kraus@...> wrote:
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Re: Anonymity of moderators- Doubt that help is being received from Hungary proper.
#hungary
Lachaus
Moderators do a wonderful job and let's not criticise for the sake of
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criticising. "Like, if you are in Hungary, the value of your help may be different then if you are in So America." I am not aware that we are receiving any help >from Hungary proper. Am I wrong? My experience in dealings with the Budapest Jewish congregation and others in Budapest has been disastrous. Is there a Hungarian Jewish Genealogical Society like in other European countries? Paula Hauser Brussels MODERATOR'S NOTE: Unless it is related to genealogy, this thread is now closed. Please continue in private. ----- Original Message -----
From: "Leah Kraus" <kraus@...> To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@...> Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 8:41 AM Subject: RE:[h-sig] Anonymity of moderators- Encouragement > > Just to encourage the moderator who makes a wonderful work. > I'm among "the vast majority of JewishGen list subscribers, who ... > understand and have no objections to this policy". > > Leah Kraus > Haifa, Israel > > Moderator: Todah rabah >from your anonymous moderator... > > -----Original Message----- > From: H-SIG digest [mailto:h-sig@...] > Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 8:05 AM > To: h-sig digest recipients > Subject: h-sig digest: August 09, 2006 > > H-SIG Digest for Wednesday, August 09, 2006. > > h-sig@... --- Anonymity of moderators > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: h-sig@... --- Anonymity of moderators > From: Eloedfamily@... > Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 12:47:52 EDT > X-Message-Number: 5 > > To my note as seen below, I received the following response >from the > Moderator. > According to Moderator's suggestion, I am sending this e-mail by copy to > support@... as well. > ================================= > Moderator: It is JewishGen's practice to maintain the anonymity of > moderators. > Any subscriber with concerns or questions regarding JewishGen procedures > and guidelines may convey them to support@.... > =================================== > Why? It lends itself to unresponsive or rude responses >from moderators. > Quality of moderator's work, help and responses increases if there is no > anonymity. It also gives the same added helpful information about the > moderator, that may be used in determining the value of a response. And why > should there be anonymity? I remember the time in the not too distant past, > when moderators did identify themselves. It created a more friendly > atmosphere > > I would really like to see the accepting of responsibility by the > moderators for their responses through identifying them selves.. > > Leslie Eloed > California US > leloed@... > =================================== > > Anonymity: > > I agree with the moderators, that the name and location of those writing > comments should always be at the end of the message. > It often helps to evaluate the recommendation and advice. Like, if you are > > in Hungary, the value of your help may be different then if you are in So > America. > The sending e-mail address is not defining neither the name nor the > location. I live in the US, in California, but among the many e-mail > addresses I use, there are some in Hungary, .HU or in the Islands, like > .CC or in any other country. > > As far as the comment regarding anonymous moderators, I do agree. > Moderators should also follow the same rules, and ALWAYS IDENTIFY > THEMSELVES by both their names and location. > In the way back past, it used to be that way. > > Leslie Eloed > California, USA > > Moderator: Complaints about unresponsive or rude responses >from moderators, > as well as comments and recommendations about JewishGen procedures, > guidelines, and policies can be sent to <support@...> JewishGen > has several reasons for maintaining the anonymity of list moderators. > One is to avoid personal attacks and abusive comments directed toward > moderators. While not common, this has happened. Another reason for this > policy is to ensure that moderators, all of whom are volunteers, will not be > subjected to scores of off-list e-mail messages. Please bear in mind that > all JewishGen list moderators are volunteers. Given the sizeable number of > subscribers to the Hungarian SIG list and several others, this would create > an additional burden for moderators making it even more difficult to recruit > volunteers for this position. We believe that the vast majority of > JewishGen list subscribers, who now number in the thousands, understand and > have no objections to this policy. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > This SIG (h-sig@...) is hosted by > JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy > Visit our home page at http://www.jewishgen.org > > To post a message, please address it to <h-sig@...> > > Visit our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/ > and check out the fabulous All-Hungary Database at > http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Hungary/ > For back issues, search the H-SIG message archives at > http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~sigspop > Sign up for the JGFFAlert! > http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/jgff-faq.html#q3.7 > Watch for info on H-SIG events at the > 26th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy > New York, NY, August 2006 > > > Help JewishGen Help You! > http://www.jewishgen.org/jewishgen-erosity > ---- > You are currently subscribed to h-sig as: [lachaus@...] > To change the format of our mailings, to stop/resume delivery (vacation), > or to unsubscribe, please go to http://www.jewishgen.org/listserv > |
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: RE:Anonymity of moderators- Doubt that help is being received from Hungary proper.
#hungary
Lachaus
Moderators do a wonderful job and let's not criticise for the sake of
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criticising. "Like, if you are in Hungary, the value of your help may be different then if you are in So America." I am not aware that we are receiving any help >from Hungary proper. Am I wrong? My experience in dealings with the Budapest Jewish congregation and others in Budapest has been disastrous. Is there a Hungarian Jewish Genealogical Society like in other European countries? Paula Hauser Brussels MODERATOR'S NOTE: Unless it is related to genealogy, this thread is now closed. Please continue in private. ----- Original Message -----
From: "Leah Kraus" <kraus@...> To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@...> Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 8:41 AM Subject: RE:[h-sig] Anonymity of moderators- Encouragement > > Just to encourage the moderator who makes a wonderful work. > I'm among "the vast majority of JewishGen list subscribers, who ... > understand and have no objections to this policy". > > Leah Kraus > Haifa, Israel > > Moderator: Todah rabah >from your anonymous moderator... > > -----Original Message----- > From: H-SIG digest [mailto:h-sig@...] > Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 8:05 AM > To: h-sig digest recipients > Subject: h-sig digest: August 09, 2006 > > H-SIG Digest for Wednesday, August 09, 2006. > > h-sig@... --- Anonymity of moderators > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: h-sig@... --- Anonymity of moderators > From: Eloedfamily@... > Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 12:47:52 EDT > X-Message-Number: 5 > > To my note as seen below, I received the following response >from the > Moderator. > According to Moderator's suggestion, I am sending this e-mail by copy to > support@... as well. > ================================= > Moderator: It is JewishGen's practice to maintain the anonymity of > moderators. > Any subscriber with concerns or questions regarding JewishGen procedures > and guidelines may convey them to support@.... > =================================== > Why? It lends itself to unresponsive or rude responses >from moderators. > Quality of moderator's work, help and responses increases if there is no > anonymity. It also gives the same added helpful information about the > moderator, that may be used in determining the value of a response. And why > should there be anonymity? I remember the time in the not too distant past, > when moderators did identify themselves. It created a more friendly > atmosphere > > I would really like to see the accepting of responsibility by the > moderators for their responses through identifying them selves.. > > Leslie Eloed > California US > leloed@... > =================================== > > Anonymity: > > I agree with the moderators, that the name and location of those writing > comments should always be at the end of the message. > It often helps to evaluate the recommendation and advice. Like, if you are > > in Hungary, the value of your help may be different then if you are in So > America. > The sending e-mail address is not defining neither the name nor the > location. I live in the US, in California, but among the many e-mail > addresses I use, there are some in Hungary, .HU or in the Islands, like > .CC or in any other country. > > As far as the comment regarding anonymous moderators, I do agree. > Moderators should also follow the same rules, and ALWAYS IDENTIFY > THEMSELVES by both their names and location. > In the way back past, it used to be that way. > > Leslie Eloed > California, USA > > Moderator: Complaints about unresponsive or rude responses >from moderators, > as well as comments and recommendations about JewishGen procedures, > guidelines, and policies can be sent to <support@...> JewishGen > has several reasons for maintaining the anonymity of list moderators. > One is to avoid personal attacks and abusive comments directed toward > moderators. While not common, this has happened. Another reason for this > policy is to ensure that moderators, all of whom are volunteers, will not be > subjected to scores of off-list e-mail messages. Please bear in mind that > all JewishGen list moderators are volunteers. Given the sizeable number of > subscribers to the Hungarian SIG list and several others, this would create > an additional burden for moderators making it even more difficult to recruit > volunteers for this position. We believe that the vast majority of > JewishGen list subscribers, who now number in the thousands, understand and > have no objections to this policy. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > This SIG (h-sig@...) is hosted by > JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy > Visit our home page at http://www.jewishgen.org > > To post a message, please address it to <h-sig@...> > > Visit our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/ > and check out the fabulous All-Hungary Database at > http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Hungary/ > For back issues, search the H-SIG message archives at > http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~sigspop > Sign up for the JGFFAlert! > http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/jgff-faq.html#q3.7 > Watch for info on H-SIG events at the > 26th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy > New York, NY, August 2006 > > > Help JewishGen Help You! > http://www.jewishgen.org/jewishgen-erosity > ---- > You are currently subscribed to h-sig as: [lachaus@...] > To change the format of our mailings, to stop/resume delivery (vacation), > or to unsubscribe, please go to http://www.jewishgen.org/listserv > |
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THANK YOU re HUNGARIAN LETTER
#hungary
B. Frederics <picturethisfilm@...>
Siggers,
To all those who responded to my posting regarding how to find a = Hungarian letter on my keyboard, thank you, especially Gabor, Leslie and Tom. Regards, Bonnie Frederics Tucson, AZ picturethisfilm@... Seeking: ZEISLER/CZEISLER; LOWY; UNGAR. GROEDEL; WEINER; ERNST/ECSEDI = (Eger, DiosGyor, Kazincz, Ga'cs, Marmarross, Budapest, Szolnok; Szentes; = Kapolna; Tarnamera, Ujfalu; Vacs) |
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Hungary SIG #Hungary THANK YOU re HUNGARIAN LETTER
#hungary
B. Frederics <picturethisfilm@...>
Siggers,
To all those who responded to my posting regarding how to find a = Hungarian letter on my keyboard, thank you, especially Gabor, Leslie and Tom. Regards, Bonnie Frederics Tucson, AZ picturethisfilm@... Seeking: ZEISLER/CZEISLER; LOWY; UNGAR. GROEDEL; WEINER; ERNST/ECSEDI = (Eger, DiosGyor, Kazincz, Ga'cs, Marmarross, Budapest, Szolnok; Szentes; = Kapolna; Tarnamera, Ujfalu; Vacs) |
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