| Welcome to the Native Peoples' Web Ring Homepage. The Native Peoples' Ring features pages of Native Americans and other aboriginal peoples. The Web Rings continues to grow and your site is welcome in it. Native Peoples' Ring Logo courtesy of Terry Gould | ||
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you have a page about Native Americans or another aboriginal group of people,
you're welcome to join the Native Peoples' Ring. Anboriginal groups from
outside the United States are not only welcome to join, but encouraged to
do so. The underlying philosophy of this webring is to bring greater understanding
and respect for all peoples. Racism, issues of sexual nature, illegal activites, disrespect and intolerance will not be tolerated in any way Sites selling materials, considered sacred, and or improperly promoting religions, and or ceremonies, will not be included. The ring is not about people(s), not selling, or offering ceremonies for money |
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| Joining is easy. Just fill out the little form below and you'll be placed in what is called the "queue." Once you're in the queue, you will need to add a short fragment of HTML text and one little graphic to your page. It is important that you place the code and graphic directly on your Native American/aboriginal page; It is also permissible to place the webring code and graphic on a page dedicated to all the webrings to which you belong, provided there are clear instructions on how to find that page. | ||
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If you have any problems, please feel free to email me at Peoples' Web Ring.
| Once you've put the code and graphic
on your page, send email
and include in your e-mail that you have added the code to your site and
your site is ready to be added to the ring. Your page will be double checked
to make sure the correct code fragment has been added and add you to the
ring. It's that easy!
Please copy the following onto your Native Peoples page and make sure that your email address and your site ID number (which will be sent to you when you join the queue) are filled into the appropriate places. There are blank lines in the fragment below, and those are where your personal information goes. Please remove any extra lines so that the ID number is not followed by or preceded by blank lines. The first blank line will be your email address, e.g. peoples@geocities.com (changed to yours of course) and the blank line right next to it will be your name or handle. The remaining five blank lines will be your ID number, which you will receive when you sign up . Simply copy the fragment as is on this page, fix the blank lines with your person data, and upload your page together with the graphic, peoples.gif to your server. The graphic is the one used in the webring navigational system below. |