Ancestry matches and estranged fathers

[BlueBirdy]

How do I post a long story?

 

[John cycling]

Keep typing till it's done, then click "post reply."

 

[Pepper]

Make frequent paragraph breaks, don't do a run-on.

 

[Trish]

On the forums page, have a look at Diaries (it is just under Introductions). It might be suitable for what you want to post.

 

[January]

Make frequent paragraph breaks, don't do a run-on.

I second this.

long screeds of writing without paragraph breaks are very hard to read.

 

[jujube]

Long run-on blocks of print will quite often result in the "TL-DR" response (Too Long-Didn't Read).

I'm quite eager to read your proposed post. Ancestry "finds" are a big interest of mine.

 

[BlueBirdy]

Yay! Thanks--- Ive posted it.

 

[BlueBirdy]

Long run-on blocks of print will quite often result in the "TL-DR" response (Too Long-Didn't Read).

I'm quite eager to read your proposed post. Ancestry "finds" are a big interest of mine.

I posted it. It has been interesting to find all this out.

 

[Oldeagle66]

I'm so protective of my privacy, I have learned how to keep most information about me off those ancestry sites.

 

[dusty]

I posted it. It has been interesting to find all this out.

where is it?

 

[Brookswood]

Removed

 

[Nathan]

I'm so protective of my privacy, I have learned how to keep most information about me off those ancestry sites.

That is a good security strategy, only discuss long dead people, but shield your personal information from the public view.

I've had many private conversations with other members on genealogy forums, found several 2nd cousins and other relatives that had interesting information...in private.