A memory from someone without an account
"This memory is from someone else" puts their name on it — a grandchild, a neighbour without an account. It reads "From Emma · added by Maria".
Switch on This memory is from someone else in the memory form and give their name. Everywhere the memory appears it reads From Emma · added by Maria: the memory is hers, and everyone knows who typed it.
- It's a name, not a link or an account. Nobody is notified; nothing is created for them.
- Your name stays on it as the person who added it — that's the accountability.
- It's how a younger relative's memory reaches a page: accounts are for people 16 and older. See Under 16 on a page.