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Are there any clear criteria to get listed with www.Dmoz.com . I have tried numerous times, and never got listed.
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What you have to do is be patient and keep on praying 
It is a big pain to get listed there
It is a big pain to get listed there
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fab said:
They only mention some guidelines (start here- http://dmoz.org/add.html) Nobody outside DMOZ really knows what happens behind the scenes for them to pick Site1 over Site2, assuming both follow the guidelines perfectly.
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Its really up to the person who manages the area you want to submit to,some sections don't even have editors.Some just become them to get there sites in there,and don't add the competitions.
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Blarian, I did read the guidelines, however, I guess the "behind the scenes" is what I'm interested in. I actually applied awhile back to be an administrator, however, since I owned web-sites and was honest, I didn't get accepted.
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Your site has to have the quality to be listed. If it gets listed there, your site gains a lot popularity and value.
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Yea, it takes forever to be listed there. 3 years ago, it took about 3 weeks to get a site listed there. These days, I think it takes much longer... coz I've submitted a a few sites about 2 months ago now and they're still not listed 
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dragonhawk said:Yea, it takes forever to be listed there. 3 years ago, it took about 3 weeks to get a site listed there. These days, I think it takes much longer... coz I've submitted a a few sites about 2 months ago now and they're still not listed
How do you know it's due to time, and not the fact your site has been declined?
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fab said:
I guess you will never know...
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It took me 3 months to get my site listed, and that was a year ago. I tried submitting a few sites 6 months ago, and they still arent listed.
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there are tens of thousands of volunteer "editors" managing categories.. some are good and honest...then there is a good portion as well that are barely active and very selfish.
it is up to the editor of whatever category to either accept or decline your listing.
if your site has unique content and it is one of a kind then you will likely get accepted.. if there is even one or two similar sites to yours then what good is your site? it will of course get declined.
it is all about quality... if you have something good, it should definitely be on dmoz.
it is up to the editor of whatever category to either accept or decline your listing.
if your site has unique content and it is one of a kind then you will likely get accepted.. if there is even one or two similar sites to yours then what good is your site? it will of course get declined.
it is all about quality... if you have something good, it should definitely be on dmoz.
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it is all about quality... if you have something good, it should definitely be on dmoz.
Mike, I have seen some low quality sites at Dmoz.
Your site has to have the quality to be listed. If it gets listed there, your site gains a lot popularity and value.
Apparently they have an affect on Google and some of the other major search engines.
Mike, I have seen some low quality sites at Dmoz.
Your site has to have the quality to be listed. If it gets listed there, your site gains a lot popularity and value.
Apparently they have an affect on Google and some of the other major search engines.
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fab said:
agreed. there is a ton of crappy sites on dmoz -- and it is the job of the editor of that category to go through em every so often.. and if site/s outdated... has irrelevant content and so on... then it needs to be removed of course.
it's impossible to keep everything perfect but it's a good resource... lots of people volunteer a lot of their time to keep it organized and with the latest and most useful information available.
a lot of search engines use the free dmoz database of web sites, google is one of them.
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