In the Dutch area of Geni this subject is already started
* http://www.geni.com/projects/Nederlandse-Verzetsstrijders/12572
So I think I would be better to cooperate on this subject and not duplicate.
groeten, Jeannette.
A quick overview of the thread so far is that the one project is a "repetition" of the other. The actual resistance fighters names are duplicated. It is easy to translate the narrative into both languages (as has been done with other projects) and still retain only the one list. That would be my preference.
Much of my work is done in the Dutch tree so I would naturally update that project first. Would I update both with identical information.... Its double the work to do that. I am also involved with the Dutch Jewish Genealogy Facebook group, many /most of whom are Geni users.
Kevin, the project title can be multi lingual and we can all work collaboratively on the one list which to me makes more sense.
Thank you for tagging one to the other though I am not sure that is the most efficient way to do. We only need the one list of names in any of the future resistance fighters' names.
Just asking if you think we need an German or Italian version of one of the
Holocaust projects, with names duplicated? Simply translating the intro or complete narrative would allow for the most collaborative effort from all of us.
I will create an umbrella project for WW2 Resistance Fighters today.
There are already a number of Resistance projects on Geni..., one of which is :
http://www.geni.com/projects/European-Resistance-Movements/4090
Sorry, Am unable to give you the other links. Working on iPad I keep losing this text while copy pasting the other project links,. They all display under "search projects".
Pam Karp I created this one because no one even knew the other one existed.... Well, I didn't know the other one existed at all until the first post in this thread. None of my highly active Dutch collaborators knew either.
I haven't translated the other project, but this is an open project for people to add those not officially recognized as resistance fighters on official lists such as my great aunt Kitty.
Pam Karp let's discuss privately. I'm not sure how I feel about it. The language the projects are done in seen to be a barrier of entry to some extent. I had no idea the Dutch language project existed. Perhaps translation of projects is something Geni needs to consider in order for work not to be duplicated. In no way to I mean to put down or demean the Dutch language project, but I would have never searched for a project name in Dutch.
Umbrella project here.....
http://www.geni.com/projects/Resistance-during-WWII/25323
Edit as you see fit, I find that Projects always take on a life of their own.