For some reason, I seem to remember that there were 744 collections for the longest time. The ending digits of "44" are "stuck in my head."
Am I wrong? Or were there only 743 collections?
I'm going to have to take more screen shots.
27 August 2013
Do Databases Evaporate at FamilySearch?
As of today (3:50 pm Central Time), there are a total of 743 database collections in the United States section of FamilySearch:
I don't take a screen shot every day, but I do look at the list on a very regular basis so that I can post updates.
For some reason, I seem to remember that there were 744 collections for the longest time. The ending digits of "44" are "stuck in my head."
Am I wrong? Or were there only 743 collections?
I'm going to have to take more screen shots.
For some reason, I seem to remember that there were 744 collections for the longest time. The ending digits of "44" are "stuck in my head."
Am I wrong? Or were there only 743 collections?
I'm going to have to take more screen shots.
LOL, I just saw and thought the same thing. No screen shot here either, though. I wonder which one got yanked?
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At least I'm not the only one who noticed. I thought I was dreaming. I've got no idea which one was pulled-and the chance I guess right is slim.
ReplyDeleteMaybe two databases where combined.
ReplyDeleteDatabases do indeed disappear. The Lyman Draper Collection images were yanked a few months ago -- I deeply regret that I did not "strike while the iron is hot" since my local library's holding of this collection is only about 50% of the fiches (and not the ones I am interested in).
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