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Actually, that 'one listing in Regional' rule has been relaxed some. A business with only one location (such as Kastro's) should still get only get one listing, though -- Foe

The answer to the first question is that you probably won't get an email reply back to update request. A few editors might but most won't. The answer to the second question is that you can email an editor higher up the tree, but posting here has helped. There were three update requests for your site (from three different months), so I blended two of them together, and changed an ampersand (&) to "and". I hope that you consider the new description to be an improvement; I did leave the title alone as we tend to use the name of the business as the title in these situations. Just a personal note: When I deal with submissions as an editor, I try to give update requests a higher priority than new site submissions (they are in the same list, but the updates are clearly marked) as I consider keeping the existing listings up-to-date a higher priority than adding new listings. But that's just me -- Foe

Yes, this is so. However, not all editors will have a current version of IE installed and/or working on their computer (I myself use Netscape 6+ and Mozilla). Personally, I'll leave such a site in the unreviewed queue with a note for someone else who is able to to review it. I guess what I'm trying to say is this: sites that only work with a particular browser (or require a specific plug-in) will get listed, but it may take longer depending on what software the most active editor in that area uses. Sites that are compatible with many different browsers may get listed sooner -- Foe