You can submit them to online entities such as the Genealogy Forum on America Online for inclusion in their file libraries. Another option is to create your own Web page and upload it to the Internet. There are thousands of people creating their own genealogical Web pages. Before you go wild and create a Web page for your family's genealogy, you should give some consideration to several issues. Assuming you have an ISP to host your Web pages, your first task should be to determine just how you will create them.
Many people create their own Web pages.
This requires knowledge of the HTML programming language, and the manual typing of all the names and data can be a very tedious task. Regardless of your objectives, it is important to create well-conceived Web pages. When dealing with genealogical data, there are some DOs and DON'Ts regarding production of a personal genealogy Web site. You, too, should be concerned to exclude information about living individuals. Some genealogy database programs, such as Family Tree Maker, are capable of 'privatizing' your database.