[LINK] RFI: Setting up a Family Website
Marghanita da Cruz
marghanita at ramin.com.au
Tue Feb 26 14:41:08 AEDT 2008
Roger Clarke wrote:
> I've done a fairly substantial web-site in boring old HTML.
>
> It's all very well for people who know a bit about HTML.
>
> But how are *normal* people supposed to put family trees up on the Web.
>
> I've been asked the question.
>
> So I'd greatly appreciate advice for people who want to put up
> representations of quite complex and very specific kinds of
> data-structures, and who have considerable skills and tenacity (because
> family researchers have both), but whose web-publishing expertise is
> limited.
>
Roger,
There are a lot of speciality genealogy resources around - including websites
and CDROMs. Google reveals a few. Picked at random
> Genealogy for Beginners
>
> ...........so you want to know where you came from???
>
> Some Tips Before You Start
<http://home.iprimus.com.au/crothwell/Research.htm>
The national library also has some resources.
There are also lots of normal people scanning the net for material and
publishing their own up.
A tip, though make sure they alt text photos.
Not sure what the privacy implications are of all this!
Marghanita
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