My selections for the Best Genea-Musings Posts of 2013 are (in posting date order):
* "What Do You Do With a Document for a Potential Ancestor?" (posted 15 January 2013)
* Dear Randy: What Record Collection Would You Like To Have Indexed? (posted 1 February 2013)
* Top Ten Characteristics of a Good Genealogist (posted 26 February 2013)
* Education, Collaboration, Crowd-sourcing and Cat-herding at CVGS Today (posted 13 March 2013)
* Dear Randy - Why Does LDS Church Exert So Much Control over Genealogy? (posted 29 March 2013)
* Breaking Down the Mary Smith Brickwall (or is she a Bell?) (posted 1 April 2013)
* Dear Randy - Why Do You Post Your Own Genealogy Stuff? (posted 12 April 2013)
* Is FamilySearch De-emphasizing Genealogical Research? (posted 18 April 2013)
* Dear Randy - How Do You Handle False or Wrong Information? (posted 30 May 2013)
* How Much Online Information Should I Use In My Family Tree? (posted 23 July 2013)
* Standards, GEDCOM, FHISO, and my Genea-Fantasy (posted 1 August 2013)
* Dear Randy - Where Did You Get All of Those Probate Records? (posted 14 August 2013)
* Gleaning Information From a Record or Article (posted 14 October 2013)
* Dear Randy - How Do You Do Your Record Transcriptions? (posted 27 November 2013).
* Dear Randy: "What Is Your Naming Convention for Downloaded Documents?" (posted 17 December 2013)
That's the list! Did you miss any of them? If so, please go read them and make a comment if you wish.
Which one is your absolute favorite?
If you have a genea-blog, what were your best genealogy blog posts for 2013?
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