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Yes , it does, the . The example family tree database ('''<code>exampleis [[Example.gramps#Load_example.gramps</code>''' file) ideally will have an example of everything, at least one, |included with most installations of everything Gramps does, or which it is possible to do in Gramps, even if obscure etc. The example family tree database is used and can be imported]] for working through tutorials and for safely exploring tools or features and when you suspect that you have discovered an issue (aka 'bug') in Gramps, you can first try the same operation with the example family tree then [[How_to_create_a_good_bug_report|file a bug report]].

The example family tree database ('''<code>example.gramps</code>''' file) attempts the ideal of having at least one example of even the obscure things that Gramps does. You can import the example into a blank Tree then safely make destructive exploratory mistakes on a disposable working database. And when you suspect that you have discovered an issue (aka 'bug') in Gramps, you can first try the same operation with the example family tree then [[How_to_create_a_good_bug_report|file a bug report]].   * The [[Example.gramps|<code>Example.gramps</code> wiki article]]describes where to find the example Family Tree archival file, how to use it and suggests some alternative files.