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| | * [http://wiki.geni.com Geni Wiki] | | * [http://wiki.geni.com Geni Wiki] |
| | * [[Forum | Geni User Forum]] | | * [[Forum | Geni User Forum]] |
| − | * [http://youtube.com/user/Genidotcom Geni Video FAQ] | + | * [http://youtube.com/group/genidotcom Geni Video FAQ] |
| | Also, feel free to list your suggestions here on the wiki: | | Also, feel free to list your suggestions here on the wiki: |
| | * '''[[Suggestions]]''' - The place to suggest a feature is in the forums, but here we can track commonly requested suggestions | | * '''[[Suggestions]]''' - The place to suggest a feature is in the forums, but here we can track commonly requested suggestions |
Welcome to the Geni Wiki
New to the Geni Wiki? Please visit our Geni Wiki User's Guide first for instructions.
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User documentation
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| Home | My Tree | My Profile | Photos
For a quick-start guide to Geni.com, see http://www.geni.com/demo
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Get involved
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| Community tools outside of the wiki:
Also, feel free to list your suggestions here on the wiki:
- Suggestions - The place to suggest a feature is in the forums, but here we can track commonly requested suggestions
- Community portal - Come here to discuss the process of bringing the Wiki from Beta to "Release". This section will be removed, or set to administrative review only, once the Wiki is released.
- Localization - Help us spread Geni in your community, and tell us about specific needs (like translation and localization) for your community, country or religion in this section.
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New to Wikis?
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| The Geni Wiki is a database of topics, guides, advice, and all other information related to Geni, created not only by the Geni Team, but also the users. Any Geni user can edit text on this Wiki.
A Cheatsheet is aimed at newbies to help them learn the basic formatting rules. Consult the User's Guide for general information on using the wiki software.
Consult the Geni Wiki User's Guide for specific Geni Wiki information.
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About Geni
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| About Geni
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Genealogy
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Genealogy is the study and tracing of family pedigrees. This involves the collection of the names of relatives, both living and deceased, and establishing the relationships among them based on primary, secondary and/or circumstantial evidence or documentation, thus building up a cohesive family tree. Genealogy is often also referred to as family history, although these terms may be used distinctly: the former being the basic study of who is related to whom; the latter involving more "fleshing out" of the lives and personal histories of the individuals involved.
- Genealogy 101 - Tips to help you get started with researching and sharing your genealogy on Geni.
- GEDCOM - A common format for storing family trees offline.
- List of Surnames - A list of surnames of Wiki users of Geni. Add yours to the list if you are looking for relatives!
- Resources - Where to find lost relatives and research your family history?
- Software - List of Software to manage your GEDCOM files
- Terminology - A list of common terms related to genealogy
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