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Edited November 24, 2022
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Once and sometimes twice per year, Ancestry offers 50% off 'Gift' Memberships. Now is that time. I have successfully taken advantage for several years, as it usually coincides with Black Friday.
Despite being advertised as 'gifts', this works perfectly well if you enter your own email as the recipient.
In my opinion, this keeps the normally-exorbitant membership price more reasonable. For researching, Ancestry.com really is the leading platform for researching your family tree.
My recommendation: If you want to keep an ongoing membership, go for 1-yr and repeat next BF. If you only want to dabble, send yourself a shorter membership, do your research before it expires, and hold off until next year if you want to explore more (more documents become available all the time).
https://www.ancestry.com/c/gift-selection
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Guessing they did something similar with the Phoenix - Alpha music video [youtube.com].
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If your membership lapses you don't lose your trees just access to the linked records if applicable. If you choose to renew or resubscribe your linked access is restored. It is always good to have back ups though.
If someone else puts a family tree up with my mother's name, I can't stop them, nor can you stop any of your extended family from doing the same, so that has nothing to do with whether you personally use Ancestry or not. But since I'm alive, and so is my mother, most people even on their public trees have it set to not show the names of living people.