Signing up is very easy. Here are the rules:

• Your site must deal with Indigenous Peoples in some positive way
• Your site must NOT knowingly link to Tribal Voice (unless you're discussing how disgusting that site is, as I do on my No Tribal Voice page)
• You must include the code as I give it to you (stylistic changes are OK)
• Your site cannot have any content inappropriate for kids as young as 13
• Your site cannot have any illegal or pornographic content (duh!!)

Are you ready to sign up? Great!! Now, I'll take you through the four steps.

Decide which page at your site you want to place the web ring on. If you have a web rings page, that's fine. If not, then I suggest you place the web ring on your front or index page. Whatever page you decide to place the web ring on, that's the page URL you MUST enter when you fill out the form in step two. You can always update this later.

Step Two:

Fill out and submit this application. You'll be transported to the Web Ring addition page and you'll be given a site ID number. Remember this number!! From that page, use the link 'For further instructions, return to the Indigenous Peoples' Web Ring homepage' to come back here.

You have a variety of images to choose from. You need to copy the image to your hard drive and then upload it to your server. You MUST NOT link to the image from my server.

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You can also use one of these little guys anywhere you'd like to show
your support for the IP Ring. Just link the image back to this page,
using the code provided below.

           

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Now that you have filled out the form, your site has been placed in the queue (which means it's waiting in line to be added to the ring). In order for your site to be added to the ring, you have to add the web ring code and graphics to your page. (Note: If you're using the small square graphics above, just use the code provided below the squares.)

• Go here to get the code and to see more stylistic examples.

You must add the web ring code to your page within 14 days, or else your site will be dropped from the queue. If your site is dropped, then you'll have to start the application process all over again.

You're Finished!!

I will contact you very soon to let you know when you've been added to the web ring. Thanks to all of you for your support!! Special thanks to Poison's Native American Icons and WebRing.

Indigenous Peoples' Web Ring made possible by the Webring.

Updating Your Web Ring Info

If you need to edit your site information (URL, site name, description, keywords, password), you may do so by entering your Site ID and password below. (Forgot your password? Just leave it blank and you will be given the option to have it e-mailed to you.)