FamilySearch Wiki:WikiProject Copy Research Guidance and Help Content into the Wiki

The FamilySearch Research Help content was reviewed for possible inclusion in FamilySearch Research Wiki. This article documents the decisions that were made. The task to move content from FamilySearch Research Help to FamilySearch Research Wiki is now in the beginning stages of a wiki barn raising. The content that needs moving to the Wiki is divided by locality where possible:


 * United States
 * Canada
 * British Isles
 * International

The remaining content was either already moved to the Wiki, or was not specific to locality:

= FamilySearch Research Help Content =

Forms
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Letter-writing Guides
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Other letter-writing guides added to the Wiki include: Bosnia, Croatia, Hercegovina, Hungary, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia.

Maps
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Reference Documents
The list of Reference Documents was moved to locality-specific pages:


 * United States
 * Canada
 * British Isles
 * International

Other Reference Documents:

Research Outlines
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Resource Guides
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Step-by-step Guides
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Step-by-step Guides for United States
See US content in FamilySearch Research Guidance and Help for the list of US step-by-step guides that are being copied into the FamilySearch Research Wiki.

Step-by-step Guides for Canada
See Canadian content in FamilySearch Research Guidance and Help for the list of Canadian step-by-step guides that are being copied into the FamilySearch Research Wiki.

Step-by-step Guides for British Isles
See British Isles content in FamilySearch Research Helps for the list of British Isles step-by-step guides that are being copied into the FamilySearch Research Wiki.

Step-by-step Guides for International
See International content in FamilySearch Research Helps for the list of International step-by-step guides and a separate list for Germany step-by-step guides that are being copied into the FamilySearch Research Wiki.

Word Lists
This table was moved to the International content in FamilySearch Research Helps task page.

= Glossary Content To Be Copied =

The glossary in the Wiki was originally obtained from SourceGuide. The glossary on FamilySearch.org contains more content than what was copied from SourceGuide. The glossary on FamilySearch.org contains a lot of translations from foreign languages to English. It is possible that the foreign language words in the FamilySearch glossary are repeated in the Word Lists. Further analysis is needed to know for sure.

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= Research Guidance Content To Be Copied =

All research guidance content previously listed in this section was moved to the respective locality lists:


 * United States
 * Canada
 * British Isles
 * International