TrainWeb RAILring
(http://www.trainweb.com/webring)

IMPORTANT NOTICE !!!

A number of months ago "Yahoo!" purchased "Webring.org". "Yahoo!" has just started to make significant changes to the operation of the webrings. One of those changes includes the requirement that you obtain a "Yahoo! ID" and that you download special code needed for the new operation of webrings.

TrainWeb is going to take this opportunity to make some of our own changes to the TrainWeb RAILring configuration. Those changes have been pending for quite some time. We have closed the TrainWeb RAILring and will not be accepting new submissions until the configuration updates are ready. If you wish to be notified when the ring is ready for new submissions, please click here to provide your e-mail address and URL below.

If your site is already in the TrainWeb RAILring, please do not make any changes to the TrainWeb HTML ring code on your page at this time. We will soon be asking you to make further changes and we do not want you spending unnecessary time changing your page twice to accommodate the TrainWeb RAILring. You should not take ANY ACTION at this time related to the TrainWeb RAILring! Click here to provide us with your e-mail address and URL below and we will send you e-mail notifying you when the TrainWeb RAILring has been reactivated. At that time, we will also provide you with instructions on how to update your website to keep it active in the TrainWeb RAILring.

It is possible that the TrainWeb RAILring links on your page may cease to work temporarily. Don't panic! Once these configuration changes are complete and you apply the changes that we will give you to your web page, the links will once again work properly.

The TrainWeb RAILring is composed of railroad related websites. Over 200,000 pages are viewed at TrainWeb each month by tens of thousands of people seeking information about rail travel, rail tourism, model railroading, railroadiana, and various railfan topics. Amtrak, VIA rail, commuter rail, passenger rail advocacy, rail museum and history are also covered. This railring provides a path to websites with additional information and photographs about railroad related topics.