Tickettyboo wrote: > On 2015-11-13 21:41:15 +0000, A Lefevre said: > >> I conclude there is something very incomplete about this list. > > Oh me too, have reported at least 5 missing streets, in various parts > of the country. All have been cross referenced with electoral rolls. > previous directories and personal knowledge. > So far I have had generic replies with hints and tips re: search terms, > to which I have replied that I have tried all those and STILL the > streets don't turn up. > Have given chapter and verse (again!) and now got the 'we have passed > the information to the data team' type responses. > Going on previous experience with similar scenarios in the 1911 census, > I draw the conclusion that holding breath is not an option and I will > probably get the images/details in a couple of years when a competitor > gets access to the original images. > > I know that errors occur, I know that it was a huge project, I know it > cost FMP an arm and a leg to scan, transcribe etc. I know that without > a collaboration between official sources and a commercial organisation > we would not have any of this info. > But its still extremely frustrating ! I think that FMP is now owned by the company that owns Myheritage. AFTC magazine reports that they bought Origins.net I left Myheritage for their distortion of the English language to justify their marketing policies. I replied to another letter to the editor of AFTC saying they were adding to her tree links to another product, then wanting a subscription to that to remove them. Another accusation was that they removed negative feedback from their online blog, leaving only the positive stuff. They make Ancestry.com much more appealing. Another company trying to alienate its customers by high-pressure salesmanship. Although they claim to be from London, their published owners are (or were) in Israel. Doug.