File:Genipage.jpg

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Licensing[edit]

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Source[edit]

Created from http://www.geni.com

Description[edit]

Screenshot of a user interface from the site geni.com

Use in Geni.com[edit]

Low resolution screenshot of one of active pages of the website run by the company that is subject of the article, used to illustrate functionality of the website. Not suitable for piracy, does not replace the commercial purpose of the site b/c that is to sign up visitors for a genealogy service, which the image alone cannot do. Significant contribution to article because it quickly identifies the site and also shows in a way words cannot easily show how the site interface works; no free substitute because any mock-up of site functions would either be a copy (and thus non-free) or else would be misleading if not copied( if you copy it you are feces0.