As we all
know, there are many ways to “share” a visual of our family tree (whether on or
off line) and a new online one that caught my eye is PeoplePlotr. I also found it interesting in that it’s not “limited”
to representing family connections in a traditional genealogical-way; you
decide “how” to share. You can also plot
personnel at your company, members of your organization and so much more!
Though
there are paid subscription levels, you can start with a free account which
allows the following:
- Basic account that allows you
to create a fully-functional plot*
- Limited to one plot
- Up to 30 people on plot
- Add Flickr images
- Embed YouTube and Vimeo vids
- Share plots with others
- Choose background image
If you’ve
used this service – what do you think? Are
there other similarly flexible family tree plotting services?
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Thanks for new way to plot relationships. Definitely will receive consideration.
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