Fueled & Schooled
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The stop no dataset knows about.

We can seed every national and state park unit from public records on day one. What no dataset contains is the mining museum with the volunteer who lets children hold the ore, the pull-out where the fossils are, or which visitor centre has a changing table. That comes from families, one place at a time.

Email and a name is enough · no account · takes a minute

Only so these attach to your record and you get credit for them. If you are not on the beta list yet, this adds you.

Place 1

The practical things a dataset will never hold: where a big rig parks, whether there is shade, what your children actually did, what you wish you had known first.

Optional. Skip it and the place still counts.

Different question from the score, and often the more useful one.

The hardest term in the scoring to get right, and the one thing no dataset can tell us.

A name on its own is a useful contribution.

Nothing is published automatically

A person reads every nomination before it becomes an entry in the gazetteer. A duplicate or a half-remembered name costs nothing, so send it rather than sitting on it — the record a twelve-year transcript points at is worth reviewing by hand.

You keep the credit

The family who found a place is recorded against it, and contributing is what founder pricing is granted for. Your household’s identity and anything about your children stay out of the shared library entirely.

Not on the beta list yet?

Adding a place puts you on it. If you would rather tell us about your family first, the full form asks a few more questions and takes about five minutes.

The full beta formHow the place library works