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A Call For Tutorials

We recently introduced two simple, illustrated tutorials:

Now we want more, and we will pay you to create them!
Think you might be up to the task?
Go see the list of Open Tutorials

Set Your Alerts
Tired of getting alert emails, even if you visit WebRing frequently? Wish you were alerted more quickly, or some other way?

You'll be glad to know that you can now set the frequency of alerts from anywhere between 1 to 48 hours after you've been gone.

To set your cloud alerts, follow these instructions:

Click the "settings" link on the top left of your My Account page.
Click on the "Profile and Alert Settings" menu item on your Personal Shoutbox
Enter a different external email address if you wish, and if you register your mobile phone you can have alerts sent there instead.
Scroll down and find "How long should we wait?"
Use the dropdown menu to choose how often you would like to receive cloud alerts.
Use the other sections and selections to tell us what's important and who should be allowed to contact you (ring managers take note: you need to allow members to contact you via WRMessage/email at least).
Click the "Save Settings" button.

Now, you should only receive cloud alerts when and where you choose!

WebRing Supports Going Purple for Alzheimer's Awareness

In the US alone, over 10 million people care for a person with Alzheimer's disease. The cause of this devastating dementia is still not clearly understood and continues to create tremendous turmoil for tens of thousands of families every year.

November is National Alzheimer's Awareness Month. Although no cure is currently in sight, we can all do our part to help raise awareness of this terminal disease.

The Alzheimer's Association presents several ways for companies and individuals like you to help raise awareness. Aside from organizing Memory Walks or giving out coffee for donations, the easiest way you and/or your company can help out is to Go Purple!

The essence of this approach is simple: Dress yourself, your coworkers, and your office in purple.

For more info, visit Action Alz.