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Think about the two sides of this. You are weighing your interest in genealogy, no doubt legitimate but arguably a curiosity, and your perceptions of its value,
by natch 8y ago
Think about the two sides of this. You are weighing your interest in genealogy, no doubt legitimate but arguably a curiosity, and your perceptions of its value, against their interest in personal safety and keeping possible threats at bay, and their perceptions of the value of that. And in doing so you are also asking for what they will consider their personal information, in effect, in the form of photos. Who do you think has the heavier weight to consider here? Is your quest really all that important?
- gscott 8y agoI believe so. I have children and they don't really have a sense of our family history and I don't either. I feel like it a missing piece that I can't quite put together because everyone has died. I believe my cousin he has the best security he can buy, he should feel pretty secure. He has 4 billion dollars to spend on his protection...