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Any tricks to getting listed with DMOZ?

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Any newer or better alternatives?

At the last SEO conference I attended (a few months ago) Google said they were moving away from that kind of thing entirely, and defining who authored content, the author's reputation, and how connected the author and website is to social media. SEO is now all about your Twitter/facebookGoogle+ connection and ratings/follower count, and that will be a but chunk of your listing factor from now on.
 
Again.. Not at all asking about SEO benefits.
 
PR isn't a key player but it is an indicator of many things. If you're interested in discussing SEO please feel free to shoot me a message. It's what I do professionally and I don't mind giving away information.

I have not. What does an SEO book have to do with DMOZ?

Kama Sutra is the art of ...love positions..., I was merely referring to the fact tricks are positions you can use on editors-to be more blunt, get in bed with them as a reference to the post about bribes to get listed.

Quid pro quo, tit for tat
 
Vital, Thanks for the link. I didn't even think of looking at SEOMOZ. Kind of.. slipped my mind.
 
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