Fuego\'s Cave

Through a link on the TMAFE Ring

To let you know, the Microsoft Agent Frontier Ring never went \"defunct\", it just moved to a new domain that you forgot to update it to.

https://ring.tmafe.com

A friend enlightened me

Unknown

Thank you so much for maintaining your website for so much time.
It feels like a museum! In a way. As if my grandpa was a museum.

Random Reddit thread

Vancouver, BC Canada

I found this website in a comment Ray had made on Reddit about something I was researching. I want to say I LOVE this website and it makes me really happy that older (not old, older!), are using the web like this. It truly warms my heart. Amazing work Ray, please never quit uploading.

Searching for webrings!

California

This site is amazing. I\'m looking forward to diving in. This is what the internet was made for! :sunglasses:

across the neon ballroom

through looking for webrings

somewhere on the earth

I found your website a few weeks ago and would just like to say that you are the GOAT for updating your website for nearly 30 years!!! it has so much info about the web and coding, it is very cool :3

AustinHuang.me

Searching for webrings, found your list

Montréal, QC

Thanks for providing the webring list!<br>


One correction: the IndieWeb webring will navigate properly if a <code>referrer</code> header is provided; see <a href=\"https://git.schmarty.net/schmarty/gem-diamond/src/commit/799d586eb9b815a7757a9ff75ac611bbb9f1e832/app/Controller.php#L98\">here</a>. But it will randomize if the header is not present (your browser extensions tend to block referrer headers for privacy reasons).<br>

And one tidbit: I just coded <a href=\"https://codeberg.org/austinhuang/webring-organizer\">a CLI</a> that parses frontend JavaScript-based webrings statically!

Rewild The Web

Thank you for joining my Webring, my first foray into the wild west of the web was through your site. Best wishes!

I\'m not finished exploring your site, but I had to pop over to say I was extremely excited to find another extensive list of webrings!

I have been working on my own <a href=\"https://nightcoreandcaffeine.neocities.org/HTML/webrings\">webring index</a>, and finding others\' lists is a huge inspiration for me!

Thank you for your work in documenting these webrings, and I appreciate the simplicity of your site\'s design <img src="//images.bravenet.com/common/images/smilies/1_grin.gif" border="0" alt="">

Frutiger Aero Archive

I was aware of it for quite a while, initially I think I found it by searching a webrings directory on Duckduckgo.

France

I quite enjoyed reading your pages on webring history, it\'s also amazing that your website has been up and running for such a long time, and yet is still being updated. I\'m honoured that you included my webring (Aero & Y2K) in your listing.
I hope you have a good day! - Dan

Bristol, UK

Your site is the best of how the internet used to be. Please don\'t update the style too much - I miss websites that used to look like this one. Thank you for all your writing about local Bristol history. I enjoyed reading your About page too.