Re: Gramps question : The issue of interoperability.

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For information about how the Finnish Genealogical Society is using Gramps to help collaborate on a national database, to might want to visit their Isotammi Service website. 

https://isotammi.net/

-Brian 
 
  On Wed, Mar 30, 2022 at 6:28, [email protected]<[email protected]> wrote:   The issue of interoperability.

We have come across a ban on using family information on the internet, 
as in that case the information of people under the age of 100 should 
have their written permission. We would use Gramps to maintain our 
family database.

Questions:

Is it possible for more than one person on their own computer to see and 
update information about their own family branch in Gramps?

Can multiple people have replicated versions of the Gramps database 
without sharing the Internet?

How are data from different databases synchronized if changes have been 
made locally?

Regards

- teppo

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