Red Star,2692657,Telephone Operator,117th Guards Rifle Division,Berlin
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medals73 Wrote:"Interesting" obliterative editing here. :mad:

I didn't "obliterated" anything. But, since there is no proper sub-forum for "groups", where am I supposed to post this group ? Also, there is no enough space in the title to put all the info. If a moderator finds a better place to move this thread, no problem.;)

Patrick
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#12
No that isn't the problem. (I have asked often for a forum reorganization to make the forum more group-friendly, and have given up.)

What got me was the blacking-out of the address on the originals and, of course, in the translation. I assume this was done in the research process? What will be edited-out next?!
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medals73 Wrote:No that isn't the problem. (I have asked often for a forum reorganization to make the forum more group-friendly, and have given up.)

What got me was the blacking-out of the address on the originals and, of course, in the translation. I assume this was done in the research process? What will be edited-out next?!

Ok. As for "edited-out", as you can see it's the "Podvig naroda" system, not mine!

Patrick
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#14
Thanks for the clarification. That system drops on the "truthful" and "useful" meters.
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#15
medals73 Wrote:Thanks for the clarification. That system drops on the "truthful" and "useful" meters.

Why? :confused:
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#16
RedMaestro2 Wrote:Why? :confused:

Deletion of information is shoddy archival practice.
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#17
medals73 Wrote:Deletion of information is shoddy archival practice.

Generally, yes. However, I don't think it should be hard to understand blacking out a veteran's home address as a privacy measure. It's a negligible inconvenience for us, especially in comparison to the millions of documents we now have free access to.
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