Monday, October 7, 2013

Monday Mailbox

The Ancestry Insider's Monday MailboxDear Readers,

I am trying an experiment, starting today. I have set up my publication schedule so that newsreader, Twitter, and Facebook posts occur at 9:00 AM, Mountain Time. Newsletters will be delivered starting at 11:00 AM, Mountain Time.

I hope this schedule proves more convenient for you.

Signed,
--The Ancestry Insider

Dear FamilySearch,

I want you to know that I will continue to write the Ancestry Insider column only on my own time, which is primarily on weekends. I schedule publication in advance, which is why you’ll now receive emails during the middle of the work day. Don’t worry; those emails were authored prior to that time.

It also bears reiteration that I have established a Chinese wall between me, the FamilySearch employee, and me, the Ancestry Insider. The Insider only knows what has been stated publicly. This has confused coworkers a time or two, when the Insider appears to be clueless. Of course, the Insider is often clueless on his own accord.

Signed,
--The Ancestry Insider

6 comments:

  1. I must be clueless for years and years and years. I have gone to blogspot for a long time and don't fool with twitter and facebook. How much information have I missed. Signed dumb 60 year old.

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    1. The articles are the same. It is only a matter of how you like to receive them.

      --the insider

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  2. I'm most clueless of all. I don't even know what the whoop te do is all about.

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  3. Hey Insider, This has nothing to do with this blog but I'm clueless about how to tell extracted vital records from submitted records. I thought once the sorting was done the things in "Records" was documentation from filmed sources. Maybe you could explain this again for a slow learner.

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    1. Jeanette,

      Can you clarify what your question is?

      --The Ancestry Insider

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  4. Hello Insider,
    Sometimes I wish that Chinese wall was made of Bamboo with good spacing so we could peer in and see how and what FS is working on.

    Very good Blog love it

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