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The Dorks Diary Ring Feeling: Okay, I believe it's time to set some ground rules. I have created a diaryring. And it's great. It's for dorks, because you are my people and I luvya. I worked to make the html code all cute, and I don't ask much, just that it show up somewhere on your diary. Repeat: that it show up somewhere on your diary. Rule #1- If you have no special layout, this is fine. I don't discriminate. I had a template too, once. This is cool with me. But please have your notes feature turned on, or a guestbook, so I can let you know you're in the ring. I can't e-mail every last person; takes too long. Rule #2- If you're changing your layout, please wait until you have your rings page in order before trying to join, because if not, it leads into the next rule: Rule #3- NO FAKE RING PAGES. I want that "rings" link to go somewhere. If you're too lazy to create the page, then I'm too lazy to accept you. And yes, I do check. Rule #4- Display rings somewhere. I know your layout is pretty. I know you may have slaved over it for hours, even if it was just hours spent combing through a free designer's page. But I don't care how pretty it is, I don't care if it blows my mind, I don't care if I love it and want to have your layout's children. It's only fair to the other members to display that ring code somewhere. Rule #5- No pages with passwords. What the heck is wrong with you people? If it has a password, how am I going to view it? How is anyone going to view it? Okay, that's it. I still make random visits, because I like keeping current, seeing how y'all are doing, etc. If I find you've not added the code, and I wrote in your guestbook or notes section over seven days ago, I give you a one-week warning. After the warning period (2 weeks total), I delete you. I'm sorry, but I have to, to be fair. If you're reading this thinking, "God, she's anal," you'd be right. I just thought I'd do something fun and surf the entire ring this weekend, all 190 members, and I was upset when I realized just how many people join the rings without having the courtesy to put the code somewhere in there. It's not that hard. I went through deleting members when I found those that violated the above rules, and now the ring has 132 members. 132. From 190. This is why I made the ring join-on-approval instead of automatic, and this is why I have these rules. But please do join, we're a fun little ring, and I speak from experience when I say it gets used often. Welcome. Didn't mean to scare ya. :) Comments? 0 so far... | Procrastination finally grows some teeth - 2010-11-29 Necessity: the Mother of Invention - 2010-11-29 Enforced Work Ethic - 2010-11-28 A Week of Perfect Nothings - 2010-11-28 4 more days - 2010-11-27 Alms for the Poor? |