Community News
- The New WikiTree is here! Post your complaints now or wait until the dust settles.
 Question of the Week: Do you have Irish roots?- WikiTree's top Irish contributors are part of the Ireland Project. Collaborate with them to improve your own genealogy and help with Irish profiles across WikiTree. Tell Jen if you're interested.
- The England Project is seeking your help growing Queen Elizabeth II's connection count (CC7). Research help needed for Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, the United States, and Wales.
- Many WikiTreers are big fans of Family Tree DNA. Their Y-chromosome and mitochondrial DNA tests changed genealogy forever. If you're a fan, join our research collaboration to benefit FTDNA's new leader, Dave Vance. Let's break through some brick walls for Dave!
- AncestryDNA's $39 DNA test sale ends this week.
 Accessibility Angels Wanted: Help members with disabilities, and help make sure WikiTree's new design is accessible to everyone.- Early registration for Connect-a-Thon XIV is now open! Choose your team and mark your calendar for April 11-14.
- Our WikiTreer of the Week is Iowa Project coordinator Shaun Boyle [interview].
"The community here is great.... We have the most helpful community of genealogists that I have found anywhere. I also appreciate that WikiTree is committed to being a free service forever." —Shaun
 If you're a "Newt" (new WikiTreer) — or long-time member struggling to navigate the new design — join the New Member Q&A on Zoom tomorrow or next Sunday. Chat live or just watch.- This week's Data Doctor project is to clean up orphaned profiles. Like untended graves, these need help from generous strangers.
Top Contributors to WikiTree Profiles in February
#1 Margaret (Gale) Haining.
#1 Aleš Trtnik.
#1 Eowyn Langholf.
#1 Russell Butler.
#1 Fiona McMichael.
#1 Melanie Paul.
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