Tracing the Tribe hasn't checked email for two days as we are attending the Sephardic Memory and Movement Conference in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Today, during a schedule break, we managed to get an internet connection and discovered that Tracing the Tribe has been named in the heritage category of Family Tree Magazine's 2011 Best 40 Genealogy Blogs.
Thank you to Family Tree Magazine and to the Family Tree 40 Panel of blogger colleagues for this honor which includes us among so many distinguished colleagues.
Due to a few technical difficulties, the graphic and the links cannot be posted immediately. They will be added when the technical glitch is fixed.
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11 March 2011
20 December 2010
Top 40 Gen Blogs: Voting deadline tonight!
The voting deadine for the 2011 edition of Family Tree Magazine's Top 40 genealogy blogs is tonight: Monday, December 20, at 11.59pm.Don't forget to participate and vote - you may vote multiple times - for your favorites among the 117 blogs in eight categories. You may vote for five blogs in each category. [Tracing the Tribe is listed in the Heritage category.]
For more information on the authors of the blogs (and the URLs), click here to see Thomas MacEntee's post.
Click here for the voting form.
Results will be announced in the July 2011 issue of Family Tree Magazine.
14 December 2010
2011 Top 40 Blogs: Tracing the Tribe nominated
Tracing the Tribe is deeply honored to be nominated - in the Heritage category - for the 2011 edition of the Top 40 Best Genealogy Blogs, sponsored by Family Tree Magazine.
This year, the magazine enlisted top bloggers to help formulate the categories, qualifications, with nominations provided by readers. The results of the voting - the Family Tree 40 - will be announced in the July 2011 issue of the magazine.
The Family Tree 40 panelists included experts Lisa Louise Cooke (Genealogy Gems), Randy Seaver (Genea-Musings), Myrt (DearMyrtle blog) and Thomas MacEntee (Geneabloggers).
The list includes excellent blogs in eight categories:
Vote for five blogs in each of the eight categories, through 11.59am, Monday, December 20. Voters may vote as often as they wish.
Tracing the Tribe is delighted to have been nominated.
This year, the magazine enlisted top bloggers to help formulate the categories, qualifications, with nominations provided by readers. The results of the voting - the Family Tree 40 - will be announced in the July 2011 issue of the magazine.
The Family Tree 40 panelists included experts Lisa Louise Cooke (Genealogy Gems), Randy Seaver (Genea-Musings), Myrt (DearMyrtle blog) and Thomas MacEntee (Geneabloggers).
The list includes excellent blogs in eight categories:
- Local/regional history and genealogy: Blogs focused on research in a specific county, state or region. Most library and archive blogs, as well as many local historical and genealogical society blogs, are here.
- Heritage groups: Blogs focusing on the family history of a specific ethnic, religious or national background (such as African-American, Jewish, Polish, etc.) [Tracing the Tribe is in this category]
- Research advice and how-to: Blogs that primarily explain how to research, analyze photos or perform various family history tasks. These offer tips, strategies and examples; explain genealogical concepts; and write about how to use new resources.
- Cemeteries: These feature content primarily about cemetery research and visiting cemeteries. Many feature tombstone photos and transcriptions, with information about those interred.
- “My Family History”: Blogs about the blogger’s own roots, including accounts of personal research, personal family photos and heirlooms, stories, recipes, etc.
- “Everything” blogs: Blogs that cover it all - genealogy news, research advice, opinions, local history, family stories, etc.
- New blogs: Blogs launched during the past year.
- Technology: Blogs focused on genealogy websites, software, DNA testing or other aspects of technology as it relates to genealogy.
Vote for five blogs in each of the eight categories, through 11.59am, Monday, December 20. Voters may vote as often as they wish.
Tracing the Tribe is delighted to have been nominated.
05 October 2009
Top 40 Gen Blogs: Vote now!
Thank you to readers who nominated Tracing the Tribe for the Top 40 Best Genealogy Blogs at Family Tree Magazine.Now comes the second part: Voting is now open. Vote HERE.
In the May 2010 issue of Family Tree Magazine, we’ll name the 40 Best Genealogy Blogs. It's time to vote on the blogs nominated by the genealogy community. We've divided the nominees into 10 categories. In each category, choose the number of blogs specified in the question (you'll get an error if you choose too many).
In the May 2010 issue of Family Tree Magazine, we’ll name the 40 Best Genealogy Blogs. It's time to vote on the blogs nominated by the genealogy community. We've divided the nominees into 10 categories. In each category, choose the number of blogs specified in the question (you'll get an error if you choose too many).
For more on the categorization methodology, click here.
From the 80 blogs receiving the most votes, Family Tree Magazine will select the top 40 for this honor.
Find Tracing the Tribe: The Jewish Genealogy Blog under HERITAGE, and MyHeritage Genealogy Blog under GENEALOGY COMPANIES.
The categories are:
From the 80 blogs receiving the most votes, Family Tree Magazine will select the top 40 for this honor.
Find Tracing the Tribe: The Jewish Genealogy Blog under HERITAGE, and MyHeritage Genealogy Blog under GENEALOGY COMPANIES.
The categories are:
All-Around (choose three)
Cemeteries (choose two)
Genealogy Companies (choose one)
Genetic Genealogy (choose one)
Heritage (choose four)
How-To (choose three)
Local/Regional (choose three)
News Resources (choose four)
Photos/Heirlooms (choose two)
Personal/Family (choose 12)
There's also an optional question on what you liked about your choices.
Vote now and help to recognize the best genealogy blogs.
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