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Subject: Re: Advice Needed
From: Edward L. Manigault
Date: May 02, 2000
To correct spelling and "structure" might be considered "indelicate" and
could upset the author if he/she is one of those who are easily offended.
Everyone has their own manner of doing things, but if it were me, I hope I
would correct only errors in genealogy and then only with the most delicate
of wording.
Doesn't it really depend on what kind of relationship you have with the
author?
Edward
-----Original Message-----
From: gasmann
To: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 6:21 AM
Subject: Re: Advice Needed
> I recently received a large document from someone who has done research
on
> our family. This person is planning on submitting this document to a
couple
> of websites. There are numerous mis-spelled words, typos and in some
> sentences words have been left out. Should I say something or just keep
> quiet? What would some of you more seasoned genealogists do? Thank
you.
>
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