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<br>With thousands of volunteers all over the world providing indexes, everyone benefits from the publication of new content on the FamilySearch.org. | <br>With thousands of volunteers all over the world providing indexes, everyone benefits from the publication of new content on the FamilySearch.org. | ||
<br>1. [https://giveback.familysearch.org/ Give Back]: Many people feel the need to give back to the genealogical community. Indexing is a great way to accomplish this. Most genealogical societies and groups are organized around specific record sets. While FSI can’t possibly do projects in every corner of the world we do provide a wide variety of [http://indexing.familysearch.org/projects/current_projects.jsf projects]. Do you have access to or know of a set of records that could be published online? If so, send an email to ''indexing.societies@familysearch.org'' to find out how FamilySearch can help. <br>2. [https://familysearch.org/ FamilySearch.org]: Completed indexes are free to the public and can be searched now at FamilySearch.org. Millions of records are added each month. Become a partner in the publishing process by sponsoring an FSI project. <br>3. New Technology. Though not exclusive to societies and groups, [https://labs.familysearch.org/ FamilySearch Labs] continues to develop free tools for genealogists and enthusiasts. [https://www.familysearch.org/learn/forums/en/ Forums], [ | <br>1. [https://giveback.familysearch.org/ Give Back]: Many people feel the need to give back to the genealogical community. Indexing is a great way to accomplish this. Most genealogical societies and groups are organized around specific record sets. While FSI can’t possibly do projects in every corner of the world we do provide a wide variety of [http://indexing.familysearch.org/projects/current_projects.jsf projects]. Do you have access to or know of a set of records that could be published online? If so, send an email to ''indexing.societies@familysearch.org'' to find out how FamilySearch can help. <br>2. [https://familysearch.org/ FamilySearch.org]: Completed indexes are free to the public and can be searched now at FamilySearch.org. Millions of records are added each month. Become a partner in the publishing process by sponsoring an FSI project. <br>3. New Technology. Though not exclusive to societies and groups, [https://labs.familysearch.org/ FamilySearch Labs] continues to develop free tools for genealogists and enthusiasts. [https://www.familysearch.org/learn/forums/en/ Forums], [https://www.familysearch.org/search/genealogies Community Trees], [https://labs.familysearch.org/stdfinder/PlaceStandardLookup.jsp Standard Finder] represent a few other tools.<br> | ||
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