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You can use this form to guide you in preparing the information we need to include you in the Members’ Area. However, you don’t have to use the form: you can just send the information and files by e-mail to the
curator
of the Gallery if you prefer, or if the form doesn’t seem to work right in your browser.
First, look again at the Gallery and notice the five types of pages we use: Contact information, Home page, Journal, Personal FAQs and Yearbook. Every member in the gallery has a Contact information page; all other page types are optional.
If you want to have a Yearbook page, you’ll need a picture. It can be one that’s on the web already or one you send us from your computer. Be sure you know where it is and that you’ve done any cropping or
adjustments you’d like before you continue to the forms below.
If you choose to have a Yearbook page, you may include a sample of your voice. For that, we need a short wave file (no more than 15 seconds). It’s best to leave a little space at the beginning and the end; unless you really know your way around audio, in which case feel free to send us a nice, clean MP3 file that can be posted as is.
The posting of Personal FAQs (or “pFAQs”) is a long-standing RMTA technique for getting to know one another. pFAQs are just a series of item labels you choose (like “NAME:” or “BIRTHPLACE:”) followed by the appropriate information. If you have something like a pFAQ already on the web that you’d like to use, you can just supply the URL; otherwise, you can save this model:
right-click this link and choose Save Target As...
as a text file, edit it to say whatever you like and select it for “PFAQ (FILE)” in the form below, and we’ll put it in the Gallery for you.
What will we do with all this information?
We’ll put it in the Members’ Area pages of this web site. Now, just in case this isn’t obvious, this is a site on the World Wide Web. It’s accessible to anyone, and it’s indexed by search engines. Nothing you choose to have us put on the site is private, and there’s nothing we can do about that. We will attempt to update members’ information when changes come to our attention, but to be sure your pages remain accurate, notify us of changes by e-mailing the
curator
of the Gallery.
If at any time you ask us to remove you from the Members’ Area, we will do that as quickly as possible. We cannot remove references to your pages from search engines’ listings, though; once the pages are removed from our site, the search engines will eventually remove them from their listings when they discover they no longer exist.
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