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Web Rings Journals Online Writing


Web Rings

Journal web rings are collections of online journals that can be found through a circular set of links between sites. This is a popular method to increase traffic/readership of individual journals.

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Editor's Picks:

- The largest and most established collection of web pages by online journal writers and diary keepers.


  • - For online journals written by men and women who don't pander to the timid and don't censor their feelings.
  • - For journalers who aren't afraid to bare their souls.
  • - For women with journals that show their flair for writing and HTML. Journals must be updated regularly. Membership is by invitation.
  • - For journallers who live in Asia or are of Asian descent.
  • - For journallers who update at least three times a week.
  • - Online journals that tell it openly and honestly. The ring is currently closed to new submissions, but the list of current sites is available.
  • - Listing atheist and a few agnostic journallers.
  • - Experimental journals that push the envelope by using words, photos, graphics, or artwork.
  • - For those journallers who prefer to remain anonymous.
  • - The list of webrings at diarist.net.
  • - For online writers who feel that their lives are straight from a soap opera.
  • - For those who consciously choose to put themselves and their lives on display through their journalkeeping.
  • - For journals with longevity. Without a specific cut-off date, though members should have begin writing online "sometime in the 1900s."
  • - Webring for personal sites and journals created by Filipinas.
  • - Weblogs, journals, livejournals, scrapbooks and personal writing sites that have a dark or gothic theme.
  • - For pregnancy journals by parents-to-be, including birth stories.
  • - Journals by people who have been affected by adoption in some way. Mainly for those who were adopted.
  • - Journals by people twenty years of age or older.
  • - For anyone with an online journal.
  • - For transsexual and transgendered diarists.
  • - Journals hosted on the johndoe.org domain.
  • - Online journals dealing with memory, childhood, and connections of the journalers' current experiences and their pasts.
  • - A place for effective online journals where writing reveals, rather than burdens.
  • - For journallers who aren't afraid to share their innermost secrets, hopes, dreams, and fears.
  • - Journals by smokers, ex-smokers and wannabe ex-smokers. Black (-lung) humor abounds.
  • - For honest journals updated regularly.
  • - For online diaries that combine excellence in writing with excellence in graphics. The ring has been disbanded, but an archive of previous members is still available.
  • - This ring is specifically for online journals (not weblogs) documenting a pregnancy, birth, and baby. This does not include pre-conception and is not for pregnancy-only journals.
  • - For online writers who care about proper spelling in their journals and blogs.
  • - Journalers who want to share their journey along their respective life paths.
  • - Create your own journal web ring. An alternative to Yahoo! Webring and other commercial services - no ads or JavaScript bars.
  • - A participatory webring for journals maintained by women. Membership requires monthly participation in collaborations.
  • - For online journals that update almost daily.
  • - For journallers of Asian ethnic descent anywhere in the world.
  • - The online journal web ring for Australia and New Zealand.


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