@grayareas @JohnPhilpin 1. You can make rings for anything you want: ie. Micro.blog typewriter collectors, MB Analog something, MB Fountain pen collectors. 2. Webringo allows for three types of ring code: A. HTML, B. JavaScript, C. I Frame so you don't have to put a ring code directly on page. 3. Webringo produces a Index page of all member sites within the ring - that could be very useful. 4. You could let members edit the default HTML code so it is smaller if you want. The index page for each ring plus the ring codes gives people 2 ways to surf the ring. Each ring is like a club. You can put ring codes on MB hosted blogs in the footer now. I thnk Manton is working on making blog templates more customizable. Once that happens this could be an idea that takes off. Just my 2 cents.

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@grayareas @JohnPhilpin 1. You can make rings for anything you want: ie. Micro.blog typewriter collectors, MB Analog something, MB Fountain pen collectors. 2. Webringo allows for three types of ring code: A. HTML, B. JavaScript, C. I Frame so you don't have to put a ring code directly on page. 3. Webringo produces a Index page of all member sites within the ring - that could be very useful. 4. You could let members edit the default HTML code so it is smaller if you want.

The index page for each ring plus the ring codes gives people 2 ways to surf the ring. Each ring is like a club.

You can put ring codes on MB hosted blogs in the footer now. I thnk Manton is working on making blog templates more customizable. Once that happens this could be an idea that takes off. Just my 2 cents.

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