What personal data should never be published on the Internet?

Question

I asked to create a kind of family website where a relative can publish essays and photographs of various family members (mainly ancestors).

Faced with tons of personal information such as date of birth, place of birth, date of marriage, etc. etc., I wondered how easy it should be on the Internet. I will set a password protection on the site so that it is not completely open to everyone.

What do you think about this?

• Is it enough to hide personal data for living people and display everything for the dead?
• How do you manage to tame a geek in you who wants to make everything technically possible and instead do what is “right”?
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• If the user agrees, check the law, but it is probably closer to the minimum, so I hope your privacy policy is better.
• And be honest with the user above all. If your database does not work, report it to users.

If you follow these steps, I don’t think there is anything to be afraid of processing personal data.