I've been active in genealogy since 1996 and I'm still at it.
I've never been comfortable sharing my genealogical info with sites that charge for access, but I am comfortable with Find A Grave, and their relationship with Ancestry.
For the past few years, I have been working to link family members' existing memorials together. Occasionally, a person necessary to link generations is not buried where we expect them. Maybe they opted for cremation, or the family becomes "disconnected" by events or circumstances. Remains are unclaimed. I feel these people deserve to be remembered and honored with a memorial, necessarily marked: Burial Details unknown. If I ask for edits to link to these memorials, I hope you will indulge me with the knowledge that I am just trying to complete a picture with a tidbit of missing info that could be supplied in the future, and that I am not just trying to pad my contribution stats. I always search until my head hurts.
"Find A Grave is not a genealogical site", but it is.

I've been active in genealogy since 1996 and I'm still at it.
I've never been comfortable sharing my genealogical info with sites that charge for access, but I am comfortable with Find A Grave, and their relationship with Ancestry.
For the past few years, I have been working to link family members' existing memorials together. Occasionally, a person necessary to link generations is not buried where we expect them. Maybe they opted for cremation, or the family becomes "disconnected" by events or circumstances. Remains are unclaimed. I feel these people deserve to be remembered and honored with a memorial, necessarily marked: Burial Details unknown. If I ask for edits to link to these memorials, I hope you will indulge me with the knowledge that I am just trying to complete a picture with a tidbit of missing info that could be supplied in the future, and that I am not just trying to pad my contribution stats. I always search until my head hurts.
"Find A Grave is not a genealogical site", but it is.