If none of the rings on my pages meet your needs, you can search for your topic at WebRing World. If none of the rings on my pages meet your needs, you can search for your topic at WebRing World.
When Yahoo took over WebRing World, they replaced the beautiful web ring logos with ugly Java boxes. Information can still be found on the revised system.
Some Web Ring Masters made the transition.
Some Web Ring masters gave up in frustration. Their web rings no longer exist.
Other Web Rings found new hosts.
Most of the Web Rings that still have cool logos moved here. This is the closest thing to the way webrings use to be.
Ringlink is an open source project with many webrings to choose from.
Listed alphabetically. Not a huge list so far.
Listed alphabetically. So far, a short list.
A fine selection of Christian webrings.
For people trying to use the web, the Yahoo take over means simply that you have to spend more time on the Internet to find the information you are looking for.
Yahoo sold WebRing back to one of the engineers who created it October 2001. Webring World may once again become as good as the old WebRing.
The Strange Saga of Yahoo and WebRing is an article posted at Salon.com that tells the complete story.
