I will also say one more time that; despite that, it comes down to what we each individually feel is the right thing to do when handling personal information. I believe and a large number of genealogical societies also encourage this as well that ethically is it correct to get consent before publishing personal information of living individuals online. Furthermore, if a mistake is made and an individual contacts the database submitter there should be no argument that the information should be corrected so that it is not displayed.

There is too much identify theft in today's world to take a nonchalent approach to the display of living individual's online.