Does your site qualify?

1 - Is it Regency?

To join the ring your site, or parts of it, must relate to the Regency or Georgian era's. - approximately 1745-1830

2 - Is it Free

Your site must be free for people to visit - no password protected sites please.

3 - Do you Maintain?

Because a webring with dead-end sites showing "no such URL" error pages will defeat the purpose of a Ring. Users will become disillusioned and try something else - remember there is a short attention span out there, we don't need to shorten it any further!

Important note
Before joining the web ring, remember that it is up to individual members to maintain their sites to an acceptable standard.

4 - Responsibility

By joining this Ring, you promise to show consideration for all our Ringmembers by: Placing prominent links back to the page where you have your Ring code -- ringtravellers must be able to easily find their way back to the Ring after their visit to your site -- and

Keeping your site's information current. If you change your URL please make sure you either change your site at Web Ring or contact me There will be no broken links in the Regency Ring! - (you will be out of the Ring completely and your Site ID number will no longer be yours.) You can apply to rejoin, but it is much easier to stay current.

If your site meets these criteria then Join the Ring by filling out the Yellow shaded form in the next column

Join the Regency Ring

Introduction

This web-ring was designed to link sites on the World Wide Web which are related to the Regency or Georgian Period of history - basically from 1745 to 1820.

It's free. It's easy. Its Quick. And it's the best way to bring more visitors to your homepage and to make it easier for people navigating the web in search of this information by linking together locations which share a similar theme. If you are unsure if your site qualifies then don't hesitate to E-mail me.

It only takes a few moments to join, but will make a difference in your site's traffic. The Regency Ring also has a dedicated monthly e-letter, The Regency Ring Update, which anyone can subscribe too. All Regency Ring sites may contribute information on events, changes to their websites, or other Regency related information to this e-letter. There were about 500 subscribers of this e-letter as at November 2000.

There are only 4 steps to join your site to the Regency Ring - all very simple.....Here's how......

STEP 1:

Fill out the following form
Submit your site to The Regency Web Ring by filling out the follwing form. Please note filling out the form does not automatically insert your site to the ring. To ensure that all sites conform to the topic of the ring each site will be checked by the ring mistress first.

It sounds harsh, but it isn't. We just want to make navigation easier for web-users, and preserve the integrity of the ring for other ring-members.

email me (Anne) and ask me to add you to the Ring. Be sure to send me your URL in the e-mail message.
NOTE: Wait until after you have pasted the new information on your web page as I will have to visit your homepage to verify that your Ring links are functioning before I add you!

That's it!

You should then receive another e-mail letting you know you've been added. I will try to do it within 72 hours of receipt.
(Check the Member List to see if you've been added.)

After you've been added, you should be able to navigate the entire Ring until you make it back to your own website. Simply keep clicking on the "Next" arrows at each ringmember site until you return home to your own. Happy traveling!

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Please don't forget, in the event you ever need to modify your Ring info (change either your URL or e-mail address):

Once again, a great big welcome to you! And spread the word about the Regency Ring. The more people who know, the more visitors all our ringmember sites will have!