janosbogardi
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%%% What a rude policy from MyHeritage! They lure in users with the promise of free, then suddenly request payment. Very bad business model.
2:33 AM Jul 7th
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MyHeritage users report email received from MyH: basic membership files to be cut from 500 persons down to 250, effective Aug 1, 2009 %%%
2:30 AM Jul 7th
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@ Congrats on opening the online store! Do you have plans to add an affiliate prog to it? FTMag dig issues could be hot sellers
11:12 AM Jun 26th
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in reply to FamilyTreeMag
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@ time easy :) In which country, 1700 had been a leap year? Britain, sure.
11:29 AM Jun 15th
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Q&A
3:53 AM Jun 9th
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but then there is an article allowing access to copy series hold by archives
3:50 AM Jun 9th
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The master series and the copy series are theoretically identical. Private access to even the copy series is per legem is prohibited
3:47 AM Jun 9th
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only legal agents are entitled to look into the registers. Not one natural person can see even their own records
3:45 AM Jun 9th
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Whom do state regs belong to and where are they stored? copy series was sent to county archives through 1981
3:40 AM Jun 9th
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defining state BMD regs from the legal point of view
3:38 AM Jun 9th
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- only speaking of state regs
3:35 AM Jun 9th
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Next speaker: Krisztian Szabo of Hungary's Ministry of Justice. Subject: legal aspects of BMD reg research
3:35 AM Jun 9th
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[my other source told me that Romania has already done the microfilming]
3:31 AM Jun 9th
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% this is the info for the archives in Iasi
3:31 AM Jun 9th
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research in Romania: microfilming of BMD regs is underway, and soon after completion they would be available on the internet (at least %
3:30 AM Jun 9th
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known issues mentioned: some archives create own rules on access, overwriting the country's law, missing volumes in the microfilmed coll
3:26 AM Jun 9th
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asked to speak about hindrance of BMD research
3:22 AM Jun 9th
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Death notices of the Hungarian National Archives has been browseable since Jan 2009 - thanks to FS:
3:21 AM Jun 9th
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Instead BMD regs they use various other sources, like death notices and yours truly's :)
3:18 AM Jun 9th
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Hungary's 30/60/90 yrs access law to BMD regs is a hindrance to probate research (30 yrs death, 60 yrs marr., 90 yrs birth)
3:17 AM Jun 9th
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- Name Janos Bogardi
- Location Pécs, Hungary
- Bio of the "Radix" fame - doing mainly Hungarian genealogy
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