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What is it that is of the type 2:2:2:MMXV-2JC

Richard6009
Richard6009 ✭
July 9 edited July 17 in Family Tree

Of what does the reference 2:2:2:MMXV-2JC comprise between the colons?

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  • Julia Szent-Györgyi
    Julia Szent-Györgyi ✭✭✭✭✭
    July 9 edited July 9 Answer ✓

    It's part of the URL for something on FS, and it's only really meaningful to the computer. It's sort of analogous to a post office box number: it's how your browser tells FamilySearch's web servers which file it should send over.

    The numbers aren't completely random, of course: "2:2:2:" is generally somewhere in Genealogies. (Historical Records generally have "1:1:".)

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  • Richard6009
    Richard6009 ✭
    July 9

    Thank you, Julia.

    You answered my question and demonstrated that someone out there is looking. That's more than good, it's almost unique.

    Richard😀

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