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Justin Webring
A webring, a webring... what the hell is a webring?� For those of you who have absolutely no idea,�a webring is a mechanism that allows websurfers to navigate related sites quickly and with ease.� Webrings benefit both websurfers, who can locate similar sites of interest, and webmasters, whose pages get increased hits from surfers.� Allow me to elaborate on that -- please read on.�
As many of you may already know, most sites on the web already feature individual links to other sites.� A webring basically links a large number of sites together, forming a continuous loop of banded sites.� Because of this, websurfers can navigate the ring in several directions without encountering dead links and other pesky problems; visitors can travel through a ring in either direction (going to the next or previous site in the loop), jump to a random site, view a list of all the sites in the ring, and so on.� Thus webrings make life a little easier for the average Joe surfing the web.� Webmasters who join the ring can reap the benefits of webrings also; webrings give websites, obscure or not, free publicity.� And who doesn't love that?� Sites that are part of a webring tend to attract a greater number of visitors.
If you have a site of your own and would like to join Justin Timberlake @ *NSYNC Fandemonium, scroll down to the bottom of this page and complete the form below.� Once you've filled in the necessary information, you will be given the customized HTML fragment to cut and paste onto your page.� In order to become an official, functional member of the webring, you MUST have the correct HTML code somewhere on your site.� Please note that you cannot simply cut and paste the code and leave it as is -- you must fill in the missing information (ring ID number, site URL, etc.) in order to prevent breaks in the ring. If I see that your HTML fragment is properly inserted into your page, your site will be moved from the queue (which is the ring's temporary collective...a waiting station, in a sense) to the actual ring.� However, if you fail to use the correct code, your site will remain in the queue to rot and die.� (Okay, so maybe it's not that extreme.� But it still won't be a part of the webring.)
If inserted properly, the
HTML fragment will give you a table like this:
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Pretty spiffy, eh?� But remember, folks -- your table won't turn out exactly like this, because yours should have your info inserted properly in the appropriate spots.�(If you check, the Skip Previous and Previous functions do not work on the table above because there is no site ID number listed in the HTML fragment. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT forget to add your site info to the code before you place it in your page; otherwise, your table won't work also.)
Now that I've said everything you need to hear, let's move on, shall we?� If you would like to join Justin Timberlake @ *NSYNC Fandemonium, please fill in the form below.� Remember, in order to join this ring, your site must have something to do with Justin Timberlake -- no exceptions!� If you have any questions concerning the webring, you can contact me, Joy, at [email protected] under the subject "webring."
If you want to edit your page from the webring, fill in this:
Password:
*PS: If this form doesn't work for you, please just visit the Webring page to sign up!
