I’m Loving Kindo - A Study In Usability, from Mike Stopforth

It’s always nice when you get good feedback from people who use your stuff…. so this post from Mike was super cool to read
My bold added

I’m Loving Kindo - A Study In Usability | Mike Stopforth
In summary, Kindo let’s you login, create a profile (all very easy to do - the barrier to entry is negligible) and begin to add family members to your network. You have the option of sending them a mail to let them know you added them, thereby inviting them to contribute their personal body of knowledge to expanding the tree. What an awesome way of mapping your genealogy! For me, it’s the most meaningful application of social technology I’ve stumbled across yet.

Thanks Mike, really hope you and your family enjoy it, and help us to build something meaningful for you.

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