WikiTree

WikiTree is generally considered a safe site for genealogical research, as it focuses on family trees and historical records contributed by users. It emphasizes privacy and has guidelines to protect personal information. However, like any user-generated content platform, it's essential to verify the information you find against reputable sources. Always exercise caution and critical thinking when using any online resource.

Click the "register" link in the upper-right corner of any WikiTree page. That will take you to the Account Creation form.

Account Creation requires a first name, last name, e-mail address, and password. You can anonymize your name by using initials. The e-mail address is used for your future logins, Trusted List requests, private messages from other WikiTreers, and weekly updates about changes in the profiles you're Watching.

No, WikiTree is a free genealogy platform that allows users to create and share family trees.

First, create an account. This is free.

Then you can start to grow your family tree one person at a time, or by importing a GEDCOM if you have created a family tree elsewhere.

As you create your family tree you can invite family members to contribute by adding their e-mail addresses to their profiles.

As you build your ancestry you may find that distant cousins have already added some of your ancestors.

See the link below for more information.

Yes, there are some simple forms available on wikitree.

The privacy level on WikiTree profiles are independent. For the profile page for yourself, you can use "Private with a Public Family Tree." For non-living people be sure to use Public or Open. The higher the privacy level, the more open it will be and the more that collaboration is possible.

WikiTree.com was created by Chris Whitten, who also created WikiAnswers.

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WikiTree.com is a collaborative family history web site started by the same person who created WikiAnswers, Chris Whitten.

WikiTree's mission is to grow a single worldwide family tree with which anyone can freely connect their private family histories. The idea is to strike the perfect balance between collaboration and privacy so that families can share personal information, photos, and memories, while at the same time growing a valuable genealogical resource with distant cousins and strangers.

WikiTree is entirely free. Content is owned by its contributors. The service is supported by modest ads on public pages.

See http://www.WikiTree.com/

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Unfortunately, no. The bulk-management tools such as http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Special:TrustedListChanges currently only work on profiles of people.

You will need to edit the Trusted Lists of free-space profiles one at a time. (Click the Privacy tab on the profile.)

It's not possible to see someone else's GEDCOM upload, unless all the profiles created from that GEDCOM are public, or the Profile Manager has added you to the Trusted List for all the profiles.

Here are two random examples of GEDCOM-created profiles: http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Aadland-12

http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Zwicker-63

Unfortunately, this is not possible. Proposed merges (and Trusted List requests) are not currently listed anywhere.

The delete form for WikiTree is here: http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Special:Delete

Note that deleting a person from WikiTree is deleting them from the worldwide family tree, which properly includes everyone who ever lived. If it's a matter of protecting privacy, click the Privacy tab and make the person Unlisted. If it's a matter of duplication, do a merge.

A redirected profile is one that has been merged into another.

For example, if Smith-X is a duplicate of Smith-Y, and Smith-X is merged into Smith-Y, Smith-X becomes a redirected profile. Any remaining links that reference Smith-X will automatically be redirected to Smith-Y.

WikiTree is intended to be a single, worldwide family tree. Ideally, there should be one lineage-linked profile for every individual who ever lived.

The merge tool does not merge entire trees, it merges individuals.

When duplicate profiles of the same individuals are merged, they aren't just linked. They are fully combined into one profile.

WikiTree has over 34,400 registered members. The site is seen by many more people who don't register. It currently gets about 200,000 visitors per month.

WikiTree can help people in a variety of ways, depending on their personal goals.

WikiTree can be used as a research tool for discovering your family history. There are over a million public profiles of ancestors.

WikiTree can be used to organize your family history. It can be used as a place to collect and store family information, photos, memories, biographies etc.

WikiTree can help you keep in touch with family members. There are a variety of communication tools including bulletin boards, private messages, and e-cards. And when changes to the site are made, family members are alerted through weekly updates.

WikiTree can also help you find distant cousins. WikiTree helps make hundreds of connections between relatives every day.

WikiTree is entirely free. It does not charge anyone for membership.

Expenses are paid by modest ads on public pages.

Yes. WikiTree is entirely free. There is no "premium" membership.

Expenses are paid by modest ads on public pages.

WikiTree's mission is to create a worldwide family tree with which anyone can freely connect their private family histories.

WikiTree aims to strike the perfect balance between collaboration and privacy. The site provides a free and easy way to privately share information and organize facts, memories, and photos. At the same time, distant relatives and strangers collaborate on a broader, more public scale to grow the worldwide tree.

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