Computer Museums and
RetroComputing Culture WebRing
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Why not join the "RetroComputing Web Ring?

List sites of this WebRing

Its "New" and its "FREE" and you've got nothing to lose, except maybe some "HITS"!.

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The RetroComputing Web Ring is a gathering of websites that have a common purpose...to demonstrate our LOVE/HATE for computers.

If you have a website that qualifies and you would like to join the RetroComputing Web Ring, continue reading and follow the instructions below.

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Submit site to RetroComputing Web Ring:


Site Title:

Site URL:

Name:

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Password:

Please choose a password. (Don't forget it!!)

 
Keywords:

Enter up to 20 keywords to describe your site.

Description:

Enter a short description of your site.

 

Important! Keep a Record of your Site ID and Password...you will need it later! Your site will be activated into the ring only after it has been visited to make sure that the code is correct for the RetroComputing Web Ring.

Remember, you have 2 weeks to complete this step before your site is automatically removed from the queue. If your site gets removed from the queue, you will have to fill out the form again.

Please e-mail us as soon as you have added and checked the "html code" on your site.

Got a Question for us take a look at the FAQ, if this does not answer your question tell the Webmaster

 

Frequently Asked Questions


Question
Where do we have to put the code on our site.

Answer
On your Home page, if you put the code on other pages it would help the Web Ring Grow and that will benafit all members.


Question
Can I put the code in a frame page.

Answer
Yes you can, but the links will have to open in the whole window and not in the frame.

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Will you promote the ring or the site ?
Answer
We will only promote the Ring and then the Ring will promote the sites

Question
How will you separate sites for ease of use, by geographical location or type, etc.
Answer
The sites will be listed in the order they join the ring.


Question
I noticed a few banners which I assume will be the way you intend to fund the RetroComputing Web Ring, are their number and frequency likely to increase?
Answer
The banners are out of The RetroComputing Web Ring control, it is how the kind folk at the webring.org fund their site and make web rings possible.


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Lastly, should we join the ring, we would want assurances that our name would not be used in any way without permission.

Answer
We have no intention to use your name, email etc.


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Can we can leave the ring at any time without penalty.

Answer
If and I hope you do join the RetroComputing Web Ring you will be given an id number, this and your password gives you access to your details you can remove your site from the Ring