A webring called The Claw.
This webring aggregates personal websites of people who consider themselves to be polymaths. As such, it's suitable for almost everyone, provided you have a personal website.
Your website must:
- Possess a valid TLS certificate
- Be hosted on its own domain (paths other than / are currently not supported)
Verification is through a DNS record or a META HTML tag. You have to have the links in place before the key will be provided.
This is my (Vi Grey) webring for cool and/or cozy spaces on the world wide web. I call it the "Blanket Fort Webring" because a big part of blanket forts is making them. Want a wall? Add another blanket to the side! Corner of the ceiling falling down a bit? Find something to tack it down!
I want the sites in this webring to feel "lived in" and maybe even a little patchy. A commune of online blanket forts!
This site was built to share and revel in each others’ personal sites. Witness these in wonderment and awe. Immaculate. Stunning. How did they do that? Yes, you should definitely get around to redesigning yours soon.
Created in response to the environs of apathy concerning the use of hypertext search and discovery. In Lieu, the internet is not what is made searchable, but instead one's own neighbourhood. Put differently, Lieu is a neighbourhood search engine, a way for personal webrings to increase serendipitous connexions.
Lieu's crawl & precrawl commands output to standard output, for easy inspection of the data. You typically want to redirect their output to the files Lieu reads from, as defined in the config file. See below for a typical workflow.
Webrings are a collection of website all bound by one thing: inclusion within that webring. Each webring has (or does not have) a set of requirements you must meet before submitting your website. Please be sure to read those requirements first!
Want to make a webring? Here are some resources!
This is a webring for geeks of all sorts, except those who feel excluded by the use of the word geek. If you're a geek, this is for you.
This is the old web, in 2022! For all those funny, quirky, interesting, personal, strange, offbeat websites that's not page 1 on the search engines. Everyone here gets a chance to have their site viewed, and everyone will find something they have not seen before!
Everyone who has a website where making money is not the primary goal. In short, if the site is for selling a product, or otherwise does not contain anything of interest to anyone not looking to pay money for products and services, it won't get in the ring, or will get kicked out. This is the real, good old noncommercial Internet that we vaguely remember. Open source and free software projects are welcome too.
I check up on the pending requests at a fixed interval: Whenever I feel like it. That means it could take anywhere from a day or two, to a few weeks, before I get to your request. When your request is examined, the criterion for whether your site is included are also fixed: Totally depends on my mood, and whether I like your site at that particular day, so don't feel bad if you're not included. About 90% of all applicants are currently accepted.
This is a noncommercial hobby project, no company behind it, no intention of turning a profit. The list is maintained by hand. This won't scale, and that's the point.
Some of us miss the messy old days of the Internet where we tried to get along and we'd link to each other's sites and it was all so much fun.
This webring is for the personal sites of any member of the fediverse. We accept pretty much any site as long as the owner has an account on fedi. However, we do draw the line at hate speech, racism, sexism, any kind of bigotry, and advertisement-focused sites.
One of our requirements for joining is that you must have an HTTPS (TLS encryption is required) site on a clearnet domain. Paths are acceptable, e.g. sometilde.service/~username, but this webring is dedicated to clearnet, HTTPS sites.
This webring is for homepages of people who are interested in low tech, small game tools, and other forms of Web 1.0 inspired creativity.