When you find data online, it is also important to cite where you found it. With new sites popping up and new databases being added every day, it will quickly become overwhelming when you go to document all of the information you have found if you have not kept good records of your Internet activities. When you find information that may be useful, be sure to print out, or note in a log, the site or submitter that it came from, any bibliographic citations, and the date you found it. Then use good sound genealogical methodology to verify the information. This rate increase will help offset the cost of upgrading the web site.
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