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Science Humor Netring

Information for ring members

[ change the information about your site | Lost password | Ring code HTML-fragment | Netring and queue information]

The members information page enables members of the Science Humor Netring to check statistics and change information about their site. It is not forbidden for others to look around here, just not very interesting.

Change the information about your site

This is the place to change the information about your site: the title, URL, the owner name, the e-mail address, password, description and keywords. If you loose the netring html-fragment for some reason, you can find a new copy here. You can even remove your site from the ring.

Enter your site-id and password and click "login" to go to your edit page.

Mail with the ring code HTML-fragment

Here you can ask for a mail with your ring HTML fragment directly. The fragment will be sent to the e-mail address you registered with.

Alternatively, you can get the code in the text area below, from which you can cut en paste it. This is especially usefull if your mail program meshes with HTML. Your browser must have Javascript active to make this work.

Lost password

Of course you forget a password you rarely use. If you lose your password, you can enter your site ID in the form below and your password will be mailed to the e-mail address you registed with. Your site ID is written in your netring code. You can also find it in the index mentioned below.

Netring and queue information

Some information about the netring:

Index of Science Humor Sites: Displays an index of all pages in the ring. The index also has links to various related pages, and contains a form for people to enter their site id and site password to edit site characteristics.
Science Humor ring statistics: Statistics of webtraffic along the ring for every site in the ring. This page shows how many hits you receive from the ring. It is updated once or twice a week and does not work perfectly. Some sites are given less hits than I created just by testing the ring. At the moment it shows only the traffic along the "next", "previous" and "random" links. The netring people plan on including the list links.

Mail the ringmaster

If you have any questions you can mail the maintainer of the Science Humor Netring (Joachim Verhagen) at jcdverha@xs4all.nl