The inspiration for this page comes from my wanting to memorialize my life partner and by Sage Niel, who created the original Webring.In June of 1995. From his creation, many other rings have developed. Many thanks go to Sage for opportunity to be a part of the Webring Organization.

Select from the following items:

• How to join the AIDS Memorial Ring
• How to insert someone else in the ring, if you are already a member
• Tips to help preserve ring integrity
• If you are already part of the webring, and need to edit your site's attributes (URL, your e-mail address, site description, or password), enter your site ID and password below:

  Site ID:
  Password:

• Save a copy of the AIDS Memorial Ring graphic you see below.
• Add the below HTML fragment to your AIDS Memorial page.

Begin HTML Fragment

End HTML Fragment

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• Change the e-mail address and name so that they are your own.
• Make sure the fragment points to images on your own site. The Webring link, however, should still point to http://geocities.datacellar.net/aids_memorial.
• Fill out the below form to register your site and write down the Site ID number you are assigned. This will put your page in the AIDS Memorial Ring's 'Queue', where it will remain until someone adds you to the ring. This does not insert you in the ring; the actual insertion is done later.

  Your page's URL:
  Your page's title:
  Your e-mail address:
  Password: (The password allows you to later add others to the ring. Please do not forget it! If you have any problems, e-mail ringmaster@mind.net.)
  

• Change the four references to http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring (one on the dnring.jpg image and the other three a bit further down) so that the id= is followed by your Site ID number. For example, if your site ID is 123, the href should be something like http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?id=123&next&ring=aids.
• E-mail the owner of an existing AIDS Memorial Ring site and ask them to add you to the ring. Be sure to include your Site ID Number in the e-mail message. They will probably (hopefully) want to look at your page to make sure it is worthy of addition and make sure the AIDS Memorial Ring HTML fragment on your page is okay.
• After checking out your page, the existing AIDS Memorial Ring site's owner will take your Site ID Number and use it to add you to the ring. You should then receive an e-mail telling you you've been added.
• That's it! You should now be able to navigate the entire ring until to make it back to your own page (although it may take a while). An easy way to make sure it is working is to go to the homepage of the person who added you and see if the next button takes you to your own page.

• Type in their Site ID below and click Test.

  Their Site ID Number:

Retrieve a Password

If you have forgotton your password, put your site ID here and it will be mailed to your registered email address. If you don't remember your site ID or have changed your email address, email the Ringmaster for assistance.

Site ID:

RingMaster

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