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Merry Meet. This WebRing is meant for people who are both transgendered and spiritual. It doesn't matter what type of spirituality you have, so long as you are genuine and practice it. Transgendered pagans, Christians, Buddhists, et cetera, are all welcome in this ring.

Why call it the Gallae ring? The Gallae were transgendered priestesses of the Goddess Cybele. They were active in Greece and Rome in ancient times. As such, they serve as antecedents to modern transgendered spiritual people. Transgendered folk are a normal part of society and religion. By linking together, we can show both the solidarity and diversity that we encompass.

This Gallae WebRing was created by Pollychrome (Laura Seabrook), a modern Gallae, in February 1998. There is a modern group of Gallae as well, and their web pages are at the Metro'on. The WebRing is not directly connected to that group, but the RingMistress wishes them well.

Brightest Blessings to you all.

 

 
Before you read any further: If you are unfamiliar with netrings or how they work, please read this page now.

Joining the Ring

You can use the following form to join your site to the ring. This will then place the site in the queue, awaiting confirmation from the ring manager.

Submit a site to Gallae Net Ring

Site Title:

Site URL:

Site Owner:

EMail Address:

Password:

Keywords:

Site Description:

Before you press that button though, read below...

RingCode

Once you've applied, you will go to a confirmation page showing the default code for your site; you will also be sent an email giving your site details, and a copy of that default code. If you choose to use the default code, you will need to download the graphic that goes with it -- glicon.gif.

There are variations of the ringcode other than the default, which you can use instead. See the instructions in the Gallae Code Page.

You can also put together a your own version the RingCode by playing around with the links found on the NetRing Codes page. Also, if you need to place your ringcode on a page that is accessible via a frame, see the Fixing Frames page for how to do this properly.

You should then email the Ring Manager and ask to be reviewed for the ring.

Editing Your Site

You can use the following form to edit details of your site in the ring.

Site ID #
Password
 

 

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