Traveling Australia Webring Homepage

Adopted Sept. 6, 2003

Welcome, this is the homepage of the Traveling Australia Webring. This webring is devoted to websites dealing with traveling to, in, and around Australia. The Australia part is very necessary, but the travel part is pretty wide open. There are a few of rules for sites in this ring. But they are not too difficult.

1. Your site must contain original content pertaining to Australia. Trip reports, hotel or restaurant reviews, places to go and things to see are all kosher. Lists of links to other people's site is not. Commercial sites are welcome.
2. No sites promoting erotica, hate, prejudice, or anything else not suitable for a general audience. This is a family friendly ring.
3. The navigation code must be either placed on the content page or a Webrings/link page with a link to the content. The code must be placed on the page at the URL that was submitted.

See, nothing to it. In order to join the Webring, you just have to do the following steps:

1. Have a Webring ID
2. Be logged in to Webring.
3. Send your site in so I can look it over.

You will be sent an email automatically after submitting your site that will tell you how to add the code to your page. After I check your site to be sure it meets the rules above, it will be activated and you will start getting visitors from the webring.

In order to keep your site active in the Webring, please do the following.

• Make sure your code always PASSes, PASS_L is not a valid result.
• Keep your Membership Information up to date.

You can still use the HTML code at this time, but that may change in the future. If you do use the HTML code, it is especially important that you keep your contact information updated, so that I can let you know about any changes that are required. That is why I recommend using the SSNB code instead if your site host allows it. It makes things much easier for both of us.

Here are a few places to go for help if you need it.

• &rea's WebRing User Guide is a great place to find out information for both Members and Managers.
• James S. Huggins' page on the WebRing.com System also has some great tips for using Webring.com and making it do what you want.
• You can also email me.
• If you have not joined any webrings before and you are not sure the procedure, or you want more information, you can join My First Webring. It is geared toward helping beginners learn how to do things. When you are comfortable with how to do things, you can always come back and join us on this ring.

You are visitor to this page. I hope you enjoyed it.