How to Cite Your Sources Like a Pro

[@adventureswithtime]

This is fantastic. I'm going to use this to update all my research notes footnotes. The $20/year is a minimal expense. I spend more getting a copy of a single death certificate.

[@xythiria4385]

Wow, this is awesome! Thank you so much for this information! Citations have always been a battle for me and when I am struggling with them I just stop working on my documentation out of frustration. Very reasonably priced for premium as well.

[@leighbratcher1998]

What a great site. Sourcing is something I struggle with and don't do well.

[@cindradaniels40]

I see you have the same kind of “assistant” that I have!! 😂🤣🤣😂

[@cindym5856]

no better assistant might I add!

[@Brian.CynthiaMcKay]

My “co workers” agree 😂

[@markgilmore2017]

The thought honestly crossed my mind that, maybe the cat is ALWAYS there and I just havent noticed before...

[@aprilwicker6611]

I thought I saw a tail one time, but it was fleeting. More Miles!

[@GenealogyTV]

Most of the time I kick him out of my office when recording. I guess I’ll leave the door open from now on.

[@CharleneCTX]

@@GenealogyTV One of the KZbin channels I follow shows the cat at the end of each video. He calls it the cat tax for his viewers.

[@IowaKim]

Just subscribed to the Cite website. I really like how well built this is and I really love supporting the entrepreneurial spirit of a small business. The passion shows. Well done!

[@SteveTsonev-yp3ff]

I rarely comment on videos, but this is actually really good! I'm so glad I followed the newsletters and found this gold nugget of information!

[@wandajohnson4753]

Wow. Thanks for sharing this Connie. This is going to be so helpful!

[@MsHazza73]

Thank you Jenny for this amazing website and thank you Connie for bringing awareness of this tool to those of us that had no idea it existed! Very grateful for the discount code and signed up immediately. 👏🏼

[@Triangulator1]

Ditto!

[@GenealogyTV]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kevinyork7073]

Here is an interesting question, in regards to the premium feature, how'll you keep from crossing the haplogroups (bloodlines)? for example records indicate two different lines of decent for the same Surname in the same area like Northamptonshire, England. It is very easy to say this person is to that person when in fact he or she is not because of a different bloodline!

[@ajutooboz]

Cite-Builder is used to build the citation for the source of your information. It doesn't process the information itself.

[@debbiecarroll5672]

Good morning Connie from long Island..this is great

[@dnangelsorg2544]

Very informative. Thanks for the great info.

[@danielledriscoll128]

We appreciate you not having alot of product sales on your channel. But this really helps us follow your teachings. The chore of “proper” citations can be cumbersome. Something we might procrastinate on finishing. But this seems to make it easier. Agree that macros can do the job, but are fragile, and can stop functioning. This platform makes it effortless, and I love that repetitive tasks are simplified. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@caseyzahn3226]

Miles looks like my Chauncey 💕💕💕thank you for sharing this site…I didn’t know it existed!! I learned something new💕💕

[@shelleymonson8750]

This is very useful! I had heard of the site, but didn’t know anything else about it. BTW, Miles is very cute!

[@monikabredesen4273]

So needed by many!

[@jtidema]

I literally came to watch this because of the look on your face in the thumbnail... 😎

[@GenealogyTV]

LOL

[@carokat1111]

As a UTAS Family History graduate, I wish I knew about this before! Looks great.

[@aprilwicker6611]

Where was this when I was doing my dissertation work. Gee whiz . . . . Thanks for the information!

[@sandyd-h9563]

Hi MILES

[@ladydunraven]

This is amazing - i will pass this on to my friends group

[@mariecarpenter3371]

Hi Miles!

[@kathleenkelley1299]

What a great help this will be. Thanks for featuring this cite - signed up immediately

[@GenealogyTV]

Awesome

[@stephanieclayton3804]

Brilliant! Thank you!

[@GenealogyTV]

Glad you liked it!

[@w6te]

Thanls, Connie! I just found this and signed up for it. Very nice!

[@GenealogyTV]

Wonderful! Thanks for being a channel member.

[@DianeBritt-j7u]

Love it!!!!! Love it!!!!!!

[@LJHYND]

I LOVE CITE-BUILDER!

[@princekareem]

This looks a very helpful resource. I've already started using Zotero because I want citations in a central place where I can update/edit them and also change the output format dynamically. That works so well I can't see myself switching to a copy/paste method but I can learn something from these template formats I'm sure

[@ajutooboz]

Zotero is geared mainly towards scientific/medical/academic research. Cite-Builder has a lot more genealogy-specific source types, but if Zotero works for you that's great. At least you ARE citing your sources! 🙂

[@princekareem]

@@ajutooboz I cam from academic experience so that makes sense. I need to look into the more specific citation types for sure

[@strangelyparanormal7459]

Evidence Explained is not the gold standard. You’re correct that you can spend days searching through it to find how to cite just one source. There’s a new book called “Simple Citations for Genealogical Sources.” It is very easy to use and I now am able to cite everything very easily.

[@hollybishop2095]

Hi Miles! You are one handsome kitty!

[@GenealogyTV]

Thank you so much 😀

[@irishdawn8387]

this is amazing is find a grave cite builder on it?

[@ajutooboz]

Yes, Cite-Builder has a number of different rules defined for citing headstones/graves - including those found online.

[@cindytaiclet4491]

I love your tuxedo kitty.

[@GenealogyTV]

Me too.

[@judithowen9969]

Just order Evidence Explained. Thank you so much. There is something to be learned from each of your videos

[@GenealogyTV]

Thanks for supporting the channel. I do appreciate it.

[@tracyskegg1918]

Thank you, it will be a valuable tool