Nom. Nom. Nom.

[andrewducker]

Andy: I'm currently getting my genealogy online.  It's great fun
Andy: My Uncle sent me a file to import, but he seems to have marked everyone as dead.  So they're all getting brought back to life..
Nick: Wait, are YOU marked as dead?
Andy: Nope. Apparently I wasn't a zombie
Nick: Superb.
Nick: Wait.
Nick: How can I trust you?
Andy:Well, pop over here, bringing your tasty, tasty brains with you, and I'll prove it!
Nick: YAY

I've gone with Geni.com, by the way, because it's free.  And has a nice interface.

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[octopoid-horror.livejournal.com]

[19:31] Andrew: And now I'm going to post this conversation on LJ
[19:32] Nick: OH NOES
[19:32] Nick: But I didn't even use any hip internet catchphrases!
[19:33] Andrew: FAIL!

[celiaka.livejournal.com]

I was started using Geni- then I thought about it and went - hmm...big database of information on my whole family online. Not sure everyone would want that.

[andrewducker]

Seems to be quite good at security so far. You have to be a member of the family to see anything.

[celiaka.livejournal.com]

Indeed. It's the members of the family objections that I'd be worried about!

[andrewducker]

You think members of the family would object to other members of the family knowing they're in the same family?

Are you in a ninja clan?

[celiaka.livejournal.com]

Yes. Tubby middle class English Ninjas.

[0olong.livejournal.com]

How's that defined? We're all related somewhere down the line, after all...

[andrewducker]

You invite people into your family tree, and they only have access to people you've added if you set up the security that way.

[laserboy.livejournal.com]

That'll come in handy for the Terminators.