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Realistic DMOZ competitors
Everyone agrees that dealing with DMOZ the 'open' directory is a nightmare. But what alternatives are out there? Why hasnt anyone produced a better directory with a better editorial policy / method?
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Maybe you need to get some help! Why is it giving you nightmares? All you have to do is suggest your site once to the one best category. An editor may or may not choose to use your suggestion when looking for new sites to add to a category. I really fail to see how anyone can get nightmares from that process? Quote:
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The nightmare is not is the difficulty or lack thereof in the process, but dealing with editor's subjective whims and recalcitrant attitudes. Too much power has been placed in the hands of a few, and this has lead to corruption creeping into the project as evident by recent scandals. Quote:
I doubt it was its editorial policy that lead to its success and growth. Probably more due to the fact that it was the first to market. When I suggest a better process, I mean one which is more crowd sourced or wiki based. Opening up of the editorial process would benefit DMOZ. |
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I'm of the belief the only people that seem to have difficulty & whines are those with websites that shouldn't be listed. Quote:
There are a billion other directories out there... why in the world don't you just go to Google, search and submit... why do you feel the need to obsess over a link you can't have when there are a billion others? about 928,000,000 for directory.
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Well if too much power has been placed into the hands of a few, all you have to do is apply to be an editor and help out And as for evident by recent scandals, there is always insinuations, statements and claims but very, very rarely, any documented evidence of abuse. Claims of abuse or corruption are always taken very seriously and should be reported here Amazing how web masters like to complain about volunteer editors, who do this as a hobby. If you want guaranteed acceptance, there are many directories (paid and non-paid) to submit to. It should be remembered that you are only suggesting a site and it may, or may not, be reviewed at some stage in the future. DMOZ is not a listing service. Last edited by Dart Shop : August 10th, 2009 at 05:18 AM. |
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No need to look further than your post history to see corruption creeping into this message board. Self promotion is not wanted nor tolerated here and yet the 1st thing you did was self-promote your own directory as if you are an honest member just helping out. If that's your idea of honesty and trusting behavior... clearly you're the last person to be commenting on others. |
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