Join in GIS race...

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Dear GIS aspirants,

Good to hear about you and your great works for GIS community. We 
hope you don't mind in spending few seconds to read the following 
lines. 

We all know the astounding growth of Geo spatial technology around 
the world. And, for almost all the GIS companies and GIS individuals, 
Internet plays a vital role for business developments, get aware of 
GIS happenings, keep vigilance on worldwide GIS growth etc..

In this connection, we have taken up an initiative to interlink 
GIS/GPS/RS communities worldwide through Internet, using a facility 
called 'webring'. It is a facility to bring similar sites together at 
one place. All the members of the webring are linked to each other so 
that they can visit each other sites using webring pallet "in a 
click". Further, this ring helps you to get more hits to your site 
and also send hits to other sites. It's "GEO WEB-RING" and of course 
first of its kind.

Who can join this site?- Any company,individuals,institutes who has 
an webpage related to GIS/GPS/RS and interested in getting more 
traffic to their site.

We invite you to join in this ge-race by adding the information 
in 'geo-webring'. The process is very very easy.

Step 1.... Please go to http://www.geocities.com/giswebring/ and 
add the details in "Join".

Step 2..... Once you submitted the information, you will be received 
instructions for 'html' code to add in your site for 'palette box'. 

Step3.. If you complete the above 2 steps and add html code in your 
site, it's OVER..Now you have joined the site and became an 'icon' in 
world Geo-spatial communities.

(If you are interest to view a model site, which is enjoying geo-web 
ring facility, please visit http://members.rediff.com/gisindia/ and 
at bottom of this site, you can see the palette box..)

Thanks for your patience to read and we are confident in seeing you 
in 'geo-web ring',very soon. If you have any queries, we would be 
happy to clarify it. 

Let's bring the 'united GIS world' to our desktop......

With best regards,

GIS Net