Synchronization
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There is a significant difference between MyHeritage and FamilySearch (besides the paywalling): the tree on FamilySearch is communal and collaborative. Nobody has their own tree here; we all just link into the single, open-edit tree.
There is another part of FS, the Genealogies section, where you can upload your GEDCOM file; it serves essentially as a searchable/viewable cloud backup for your genealogy work. There is a mechanism for transferring your file into Family Tree, but I strongly suggest avoiding it at all costs: the process is unfortunately badly flawed, failing to recognize duplicates, and not giving you enough information to make good decisions. It is much faster and easier in the long run to manually synchronize your information, one profile at a time.
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Thank you, Julia!
Are you related to the man - Albert - with that famous formula, a cornerstone of neurophysiology?
Sincerely,
Jan-Peter
Dr. med. habil. Jan-Peter A.H. Jantzen, MD, PhD, DEAA
Professor, Johannes Gutenberg University Medical School at Mainz
Professor, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School at Dallas
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D-30926 Seelze, Germany
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There was a Beta project a few years ago (2018, I think) for LDS members to synchronize their work on MH and FS. I don't know if it is still active as I have not seen anything about it in quite some time.
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Thank you!
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