Definitions

1. The web ring is a web site that consists of links to other professional organizers' web sites.
2. A web ring is a group of sites with a common interest that have linked together to form a ring.
3. A Web ring is a way of interlinking related Web sites so that people can visit many similar Web sites by just following the "Web ring" link on each page.
4. A Web ring is like a giant backyard fence, said Bruce J. Zanca, a Geocities spokesman.
5. A web ring is a circle of related web sites all linked together in an easy-to-follow pathway.

Web Rings

1. This web ring consists of many websites dedicated to Nicholas Tse.
2. Your Profile will be linked to and from the Professional Organizers Web Ring.
3. Your website will be linked to and from the Professional Organizers Web Ring.

Masonic

1. As more sites link to the GeoCities Masonic Web Ring, the virtual Masonic community on the Web will be brought even closer.
2. N either the IGMW Web Ring Master nor the International Guild of Masonic Webmasters are responsible for the content of websites included in the ring.

Logo

1. Just click on the "Next Site" link (or any of the links) next to the CU-SeeMe Web Ring logo which appears on each site in the Web Ring.
2. When any POWR member's website is found and visited, the Web Ring-s POWR Link Logo is accessible and provides a link to the Web Ring.

Site

1. If there are other pages that are similar to yours, there might be a web ring out there dedicated to your kind of site.
2. Welcome to the Sci-Fi Connections Web Ring Transporter records show patterns are in the buffer.
3. Just think, everyone who participates in the web ring is linked to your web site.
4. Be sure to change the site ID in the HTML to your site ID as identified in your email message from Web Ring.
5. This goes against my own policy of keeping The Gov't Mule Web Ring and Internet Directory as a completely non-commercial project.

Join

1. To find a web ring to join, type the keywords "web rings" into your search engine of choice.
2. Sites join the web ring and then become part of a bigger group of sites which offer the viewer information or other things which are similar.
3. This is unfair to other members of the Web Ring, and is a practice we simply cannot allow.
4. A Site ID is simply a number that uniquely identifies a particular site in a Web Ring.
5. Their sole purpose is to uniquely identify sites in the Web Ring database.

Page

1. If you join a web ring, you will need to add a web ring graphic and links to your page.
2. For internet.com pages about Web ring .
3. TESL Ontario belongs to a web ring and you can find the link to the web ring n the main page.
4. To add your site to a web ring you'll need to add a simple line of JavaScript code (a ring fragment) to the main page on your web site.
5. If we have to "search" for the web ring template, we reserve the right to change the connecting link URL to the page the template appears on.

Shop

1. Copy and paste one of the "Shop New Hampshire Web Ring" icons from the IMAGES page to your site.
2. The Shop New Hampshire Web Ring is designed to increase traffic to websites of merchants located in New Hampshire and serving local Granite State shoppers.

Navigation

1. That code references common navigation for the entire web ring.
2. We have developed a technology that gives the web ring fragment, the navigation at the bottom of every member's page, the ability to be dynamic.
3. It may take 24 - 48 hours after you submit your site and insert the code before it becomes active on the Web Ring.

Below

1. The excellent sites below were at one time members of the web ring.
2. To join the web ring, please follow the directions below.
3. Books about "Web Ring" in Amazon.com
   

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