Hi every one!
I have to say, these public discussions are a great way to see each other. Hi Janet! Hi Hinn, Ofir, and Bjorn! I like your uniform, Michael! I wish we could have a kind of cam capability so we can see each other in real time. I love to check out my relatives from all over the world. I am honored to get to know each of you, no matter where you are. I have been studying, researching intently my subject -medieval era, and know we, each of us have the power and freedom to do something the ancient rulers couldn't- communicate, collaborate and actually see and know what is going on all over the world. I am humbled to know I had been born in this era and not thousands of years ago or even 100 years ago. I awe folks when I tell them who (ancients and all of you) I am related to and how I know, they can't wrap their minds around it. Knowledge is the key to power and industry and success. I wonder of the next wave of technology to improve our lives.
k- back to the original discussion. Yeah, we should post things that are needed in order to influence the software designers to create a more user friendly program. Maybe there should be a 'confirmed historical data' ability so such data as dates and names can't be changed. Also, since this is global, (we all belong to this great tree) it should be flexible to include the data in the individual user's language and include multiple title capability in the name and nick names. This way, when we find a ancestor that has confirmed historical data(that should be confirmed with images of records if available or the location of record). That data should also be triangulated between say known parents, individual, siblings and children + spouse information, giving the user to only add such data to be available on his end available to be accessed, viewed and possibly entering any new data that is found ie. scanned documents, photographs of headstones etc.
*whew*
I want to give a shout out to Marsha and Susanna, thanks for helping me with merges.
You're all an inspiration. Thank you for your hard work.
Appreciatively Yours,
Desiree