I totally agree, Betsy. While we do have more North Carolina Counties up for adoption than we would like, all of them are covered by our Regional Coordinators and none of those are neglected, and all members of our Board willing help out one another when it is needed. Everyone steps up to the plate to contribute records where necessary, and I don't see any lack in enthusiasm for the Project from anyone. Deloris Williams -------------------------------------------------- From: "Betsy" <betsyamills@gmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2012 5:04 PM To: <state-coord@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [STATE-COORD] Texas Counties Available > So sorry to hear your state is dead or dying. Arkansas and Texas are > both going strong. We do have a few openings most of the time, but > we are still getting volunteers. Arkansas has more at the moment > because a volunteer is retiring who had 7 counties. She will be > missed as she has done a great job! However, other volunteers are > already stepping up to take over her counties. > > I fought against having a FB page for my county and another volunteer > set one up. Was I ever wrong! We have a lot of followers and lots > of posts. It generates lots of referrals to the website, too. > > I personally have information on my counties that is NOT on > familysearch or ancestry and will never be there. There is still a > need for USGenWeb and it is not dead, especially where the people > care about keeping it alive. > > Betsy >