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Ancestry’s new rules #general
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Raina Accardi
I use Photoshop to add watermarks to photos. Using layers and transparency. I assume any photo-editing program and possibly a good word processing program can do it. There are also online services that will do it. https://makewatermark.com/
-- Raina Accardi Saugerties, NY RAgenealogy@... Poland: GEVIRTZMAN in Kobylin; JESINOWITZ/YESNOWITZ in Mszczonów; FELSENSTEIN in Parysów. Belarus: GUTTWOCH/GOODMAN and ZISSERMAN in Volchin; BUSHMITZ in Vysokaye. Ukraine: TRAUB and JANOVSKY in Kolki, Sofievka, Radomysl, and Zhytomyr; WEISMAN or ROSENBERG.
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Forgive my ignorance: how to you add watermarks to photo images? Adela Weinstein Peoria, Arizona
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Kathleen Craine
For anyone interested in a simple language interpretation of Ancestry's newest legalese, I would recommend Judy G. Russell's blog The Legal Genealogist.
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Raina Accardi
You could put watermarks all over the images so that they will have to contact you for a clean copy if they want to use them in an ad.
-- Raina Accardi Saugerties, NY RAgenealogy@... Poland: GEVIRTZMAN in Kobylin; JESINOWITZ/YESNOWITZ in Mszczonów; FELSENSTEIN in Parysów. Belarus: GUTTWOCH/GOODMAN and ZISSERMAN in Volchin; BUSHMITZ in Vysokaye. Ukraine: TRAUB and JANOVSKY in Kolki, Sofievka, Radomysl, and Zhytomyr; WEISMAN or ROSENBERG.
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Teewinot
I've only deleted private photos, and some of those were copied by
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others. I'm not going to waste my time chasing after strangers to get them to remove them, which they probably won't do anyway. Everything else on my Ancestry tree is public record. Why delete it? It's helped me find a lot of relatives and even ones I never knew existed. It's been a blessing. Jeri Friedman Port Saint Lucie, Florida
On 8/13/2021 9:03 AM, Shelley Mitchell wrote: I have been reading Ancestry’s new Policy starting in about 2 weeks from -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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Shelley Mitchell
I have been reading Ancestry’s new Policy starting in about 2 weeks from now. It appears say that Ancestry can appropriate our work product and use our photos any way they want to. Which technically means they can freely use your pictures, for example, in a revenue raising ad.
I may be wrong about that but if I’m reading it correctly, what would someone suggest? My initial reaction was to sync with my FTM and delete my Ancestry tree. Any recommendations? Thanks in advance. Shelley Mitchell, NYC -- Shelley Mitchell, NYC shemit@... Searching for TERNER, GOLDSCHEIN, KONIGSBERG, SCHONFELD, in Kolomyya; PLATZ, in Delaytn; and TOPF, in Radautz and Kolomea.
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