Dart Frog Registry - Frogtracks.net

[rmelancon]

The new version of the registry online and is now open to the public. Feel free to enter your whole collection if you want. An invitation key is no longer needed to register so anyone and everyone wishing to register their frogs has access.

Also it now has it's own top level domain:


http://frogtracks.net

or

http://www.frogtracks.net


Thanks,
Robb

Robb Melancon
rmelancon@selsoft.net

[Philsuma]

Just checking the links and I see that Frog Tracks is still viable...

[D3monic]

Does anyone still use this?

I wouldn't mind registering some of my frogs in a official database.

[Philsuma]

I haven't heard a thing about it ,in a long while....TWI has the "entire ball" with this facet of the hobby....currently, I believe.

[D3monic]

Hmm, glad to see TWI got their site fixed. I might be more inclined to join now. With all the virus issues I was concerned about entering any credit card info.

Looking at the "Donation" page I find it a little confusing with a complete lack of explanation. I see multiple donation levels "Student" and ect....I have looked all over the site and can not find anything detailing what the different levels get you as far as site access. I mean if I where to only join up at the student level would I have full site access and ability to join ASN? ASN being my main interest and all.

[Cindy Dicken]

D3monic,
we are all glad the TWI site is fixed!

The credit cards are processed through an off site, secured company and not directly by TWI,
so the TWI site issues did not affect that process.

As for the donation levels, at this time there is no difference. Any level you decided to donate at will have the same access and benefits, but with your generous donations we are able to fund more projects, and move things forward.

At some point in the future we do hope to have perks for different donation levels.

We hope you will join TWI and sign up for ASN!

[D3monic]

Thank you Cindy for the information. I will be donating more than the student level just curious what the benifits would be.....since this is a non profit I assume tax deductable?

[Cindy Dicken]

TWI is a 501C, so you bet it's tax deductable!