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Who’s Driving This Bus? – The Image, Industry and Future of Genealogy Is In YOUR Hands!

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Genealady
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I read an interesting article over Marian’s Roots and Rambles today that brought up an intriguing point – is it a bad time to be a professional genealogist? My initial thought on reading the title was – are we reaching the … Continue reading →

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31WBGB Week 7 – The Link Post

Posted on August 17, 2011 by Genealady
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This week’s challenge was less difficult for me than last week’s – in fact, here I am, completing it early! I find it a lot easier to do link posts, I suppose, because it allows me to promote the sites … Continue reading →

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Conference Waffling

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Genealady
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I thought long and hard about attending the 2011 FGS conference (Sept. 7-10 in Springfield, Illinois); there were a lot of very interesting classes, and it is smack-dab in the middle of an area I’m currently researching intensively for my … Continue reading →

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Beware Those Addictive Shaky Leaves

Posted on July 30, 2011 by Genealady
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A recent post over at Genea-musings about Ancestry.com’s latest ad campaign had me thinking about the beauties and pitfalls of those addictive, shaky little leaves. When I first joined Ancestry.com three years ago and began my first serious foray into my genealogy, … Continue reading →

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Defining ‘Going Pro’

Posted on July 16, 2011 by Genealady
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Recently, I’ve become more attuned to the discussions going on around me about how, why and what one’s expectations should be about ‘going pro’. Most people assume (understandably, I think) that being a ‘professional genealogist’ means getting paid to do … Continue reading →

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Shaky Leaf Syndrome

Shaky Leaf

-Noun Phrase.

1. A sudden and inexplicable urge to merge family trees and sketchy data into your GEDCOM, usually brought on by green leaf icons that shiver in place. Often strikes the unwary wandering the wastes of Ancestry.comLand. Can be cured, but difficult to separate fact from fiction without headaches. To be avoided at all costs.

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