A nice middle finger for greedy Fender CEO Bud "Butthole" Cole, who has perhaps the most punchable face on the planet.
If that douche bag had an ounce of dignity left in him, he'd step down before he's forced out.
Hey all, I've been going over the historic section of a cemetery here in the US with dates going back at least to the 1850s.
There's a well-meaning user who has added generic "NO STONE" images to Find a Grave memorials when he believes that no stone exists for an individual known to have been buried in the cemetery.
However, in my inventory of about 100 stones today, I found somewhere in the neighborhood of ten(!) historic stones that this user added "NO STONE" that otherwise had no image of the headstone prior to me adding the photo. A few stones were difficult to read, but all were ultimately legible.
So ultimately, this guy is adding "NO STONE" photos whenever he isn't able to find a stone, or thinks it's too old for a stone to exist--and then, because the cemetery is in a remote area, people probably take this user's "NO STONE" image as the truth. This also serves to discourage people from further hunting for these headstones, thinking that they don't exist...when they're actually there.
At this moment, I'm quite frustrated and a bit angry at this person whose overreach may have directly impacted genealogical work being undertaken by others. He's added the generic "NO STONE" or generic Christian cross stock images to dozens (or possibly hundreds) of memorials in this cemetery.
I don't believe that messaging him directly would bring about anything positive--he obviously believes he's doing a good thing by adding these images to memorials.
Has anyone else had to deal with this kind of tomfoolery and/or successfully gotten Find a Grave to remove them? Can anyone explain Find a Grave's stance on these kind of "NO STONE" images? I would have to imagine they're technically prohibited. I don't want to report every single one of these memorials/images to Find a Grave, or else that would be my new full time job.
Thanks for listening to me vent!
Edit: thanks for all the great responses! I was already planning to notify support, but now I'm glad to know that there's other folks out there who've experienced the same thing.
I made these this morning for my husband and I. We both really liked them- 4 thumbs up.
Notes: I halved the recipe. I used an electric hand mixer to beat the egg white because it’s so much faster. Threw the yolk in there and hit it for another couple seconds. Sour cream, hit it again.
Combined the salt, soda and flour and added it all at once. Folded everything together lightly with a spatula. Lost some of the lift of the egg whites but once cooked it didn’t matter.
I let it sit out for about half an hour. It was nice and poofy when it was time to cook, the baking soda and sour cream took care of that.
I used a 2 oz. portion scoop when I cooked them up and got 4 pancakes. I usually only flip once but these were so fluffy I was concerned about doneness. So give them an extra few seconds on each side if you’re a one-flip kinda person.
If you like breakfast you need to make these pancakes. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 stars.
u/ciaolavinia, thanks from me and the husband!!
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