Oracle Site Ring
Do you use random tables heavily in your tabletop rpg play? Do you post 'em frequently on your blog? Join us like it's 1992!
Code of ConductDo you use random tables heavily in your tabletop rpg play? Do you post 'em frequently on your blog? Join us like it's 1992!
Code of ConductA community of sites around a common topic, also known as a webring. Each member includes a badge on their site that links to the previous and next sites in the ring. Kids in the 90s used to love it! And here's a persuasive article on why we should bring them back.
To join the ring, open a pull request and supply the name and URL of your site. If you publish a RSS feed, you can provide that as well. If you don't have a Github account, you can also use this form to sign up. The ring admins will then look at your site and handle your request.
Once you've joined the ring, copy this code snippet into your site:
<webring-banner>
<p>Member of the <a href="https://oraclesitering.netlify.app">Oracle Site Ring</a></p>
<a href="https://oraclesitering.netlify.app/prev">Previous</a>
<a href="https://oraclesitering.netlify.app/random">Random</a>
<a href="https://oraclesitering.netlify.app/next">Next</a>
</webring-banner>
<script async src="https://oraclesitering.netlify.app/embed.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
It will render this banner that links to the other members:
Member of the Oracle Site Ring
Previous Random NextIf you want to style it yourself or don't want to use javascript, just omit that line.
If you want to start your own webring, fork this project on Github and follow the instructions in the README.
Fork on Github