Good Morning,
In the spirit of 'sharing', here are a few suggestions about websites
and information for sharing online and preservation of work.
If you don't want to continue to 'fiddle' with your research and have
reached a point where you consider it as complete as it can be for now,
you might want to consider 'donating' it to the LDS. You can upload a
gedcom with all the info and it will go into their archives and [I
think] be posted on their web pages..
But, with a bit of further exploration, I find that the Internet Archive
will take electronic - digitized books, family and otherwise. So if you
wished to create descendent narratives for your family, they might just
take them and put them online for others to view, etc. Certainly worth
checking into.
http://en.flossmanuals.net/e-book-enlightenment/donating-e-books-to-the-internet-archive/
You could also create files on Family Search, but that involves direct
data input and if you do not 'lock' the files, they will be altered.
I will say, as an avid web design person, the work is tedious, but
addicting. I am the State Coordinator for the CAGenWeb and also County
Coordinator for many USGW States. I love the work, but in truth, spend
hours at it.
I also create files from Legacy that I upload to appropriate locations,
thus sharing my personal research.
Here is a sample:
http://negwcos.gdk.mx/custer/biogen.htm
Scroll down to "From the files of..."
I hope this helps with some options.
Martha
In Los Osos, CA
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