Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Both sides previous revision Previous revision
Next revision		 Previous revision
start [2022/09/18 17:34] – Wiki Adminstart [2024/12/13 18:10] (current) – Wiki Admin
Line 1: Line 1:
 ====== Ohio Pioneers Wiki ====== ====== Ohio Pioneers Wiki ======
 ~~NOTOC~~ ~~NOTOC~~
-You must be logged in as a member to see most of the content of this wiki.+This wiki provides information about certain family lines that have some connection to Ohio.  Some of these people are also described in the public website [[https://ohiopioneers.com|ohiopioneers.com]].  In both that website and this wiki, the term "Ohio Pioneer" is used both in the classic sense and in the more poetic sense.  
  
-For members, this wiki provides information on certain family lines.  Some of these people are also described in the public website [[https://ohiopioneers.com|ohiopioneers.com]].  In both that website and this wiki, the term "Ohio Pioneer" is used both in the classic sense and in the more poetic sense.  +Without needing to login as a member, you can use the Surname Directory, which is included in the main navigation sidebar. That directory lists the surnames of families currently included or planned to be included in this wiki.  If a name is shown as a link (e.g. colored text), then you can click on that name to get more information and to see a list of individual pages for that surname.  As a general rule, the surname directory does not lead to information about people who are living or recently deceased.  It is about the past. 
  
-When logged in as a member, you will be able to use the Surname Directory, which is included in the navigation sidebar. That directory lists the surnames of families currently included or planned to be included in this wiki.  If a name is shown as a link (e.g. colored text), then logged in members can click on that name to get more information and to see a list of individual pages for that surname.+Member accounts are by invitation only and provide a way for current family members to collaborate on family history research and share information.