Bill,
    Many times I pick up a book or see a family tree and see data that only
I could have given (Misspelled name on purpose).  No reference was  given to
me fort the long trips, long hours in libraries, etc.  It made me want to
get out of genealogy altogether.  I want to help others but give credit
where credit is due.  Keep up the good work. Best wishes,
Larry
-----Original Message-----
From: W.D. FLOYD 
To: [email protected] 
Date: Sunday, June 20, 1999 12:32 PM
Subject: Re: Cemetery Website


 OK, mow that everyone has had a look at, http://www.daddezio.com/cemetery/
the cemetery website and it seems
>that most like it, which is not a suprise. The problem is that I have spent
two
>whole years surveying cemeteries in the area around Rutherford County, NC
and have several hundred surveys on a website of my own and also donated
>them to the USGenWeb Archives. Now, when you go to the above mentioned
>site and go to North Carolina you find several hundred links to the files
on my
>website. If you don't check out everything you will assume that they are
part
>of the above site. I am sure that all the rest of the surveys on the site
are done
>the same way. Many of them are the files from the USGenWeb Archives. It
>is my understanding that the proper way to link to someone's website is to
>link to the index.htm file and therefore you link to the whole site. The
way the
>above site has done it is to link to each individual file on the website.
This
>really makes me want to go out in the heat, cold, snakes, ticks, chiggers,
and
>poison oak to read cemeteries for some one else to use like they are their
>own. If any of you would like to take a look and do a little comparing you
will see what I mean. My site is:   http://www.rfci.net/wdfloyd
> Bill
>
>


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