WikiTree

WikiTree is an online genealogy site that promotes connection and collaboration. Unlike other genealogy sites, where each user has their own family tree, WikiTree users share a singular "global" tree, the idea of which is that all WikiTree users are connected in some form (whether it be via blood or via marriage). The site also includes a forum called G2G (genealogist-to-genealogist), where site members are able to help each other with genealogy problems, share genealogy stories and run projects.
The YouTube channel is used mainly to livestream weekly recaps, in which they share stories that have been shared by G2G users and other general news regarding the site, projects and community. The channel also includes tutorials designed to help new users understand how to use the site and its features.
==Information==
The website was first setup in 2008 by developer Chris Whitten. Members of the website are asked to sign and commit to an Honor Code, which encourages collaboration, accuracy, the use of sources and citations, courtesy in dealing with other members, consideration of copyright and respect for the privacy of others. The site offers multiple privacy options for users, including a Trusted List which can be used to allow certain, trusted individuals access to private information.
===Projects===
The site has various projects, which are ran by experienced members of the site. The project usually has a number of small aims relating to one region or group of people - for example, the England project has a number of aims relating to improving the quality and accuracy of information for profiles of people who lived in England.
===DNA Testing===
The site supports the ability for users to upload DNA tests they have taken on other sites, such as , and compare it with other users' results.
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