That is certainly a good quality to have.
Yes. But not in cases, when DMOZ causes damage with its corrupt entries. Yet it asks you to wait for years till you become an editor and are able correct those sections.
Meanwhile,
corrupt editors, who introduced the corruption in the first place
became editors in
no time, very quickly.
DMOZ says that we do not have to become editors in order to edit any section, or clear corruption in it. I have already proven this to be wrong. I reported abuse. But nobody sought or punished culprits. An upper editor edited the section in question, and introduced even more corruption.
As long as DMOZ remains on display on the web, and as long as search engines rely on it as a prime source of supposedly prime information, it continues to reek havoc on our communities, and I would continue to want to become an editor.
> The fact is that they will never tell you why the delay,
Correct. Although there is not something like a "delay".
The project is the obligation. It is not all just fun. Otherwise pack up and go, please... And leave the place to someone, who does want to act, rather than to fail to act.
Nope. There is never a culprit.
You contradict yourself. You just made a culprit out of me. See also the thread, which I link to at the end of this message. There the editors pretend to be always right, and the applicants are portrayed as always wrong.
We do know and we do check.
You just admitted that there are not culprits. This only means that you never check. You always assume that editors are simply free to not act.
However, the rules of DMOZ state that editors must make several edits per year. Otherwise they lose membership. But there's no similar rule on the obligation to review applications.
Hence, editors are not interested in admitting more editors. Because that means less editing opportunities for themselves. On the contrary: they are interested in grabbing suggestions, made by others (non editors, or unsuccessful applicant), and rushing to edit, sometimes to cover up their own abuse.
Membership encourages an editor to make wasteful edits, pretend activity, to fail to act.
Congratulations on your 4278 message on this forum!:icon_eek::surprised I believe this was hard work.:empty:
How many edits di you make on DMOZ?
How many applications did you review?
How many approved, rejected?
Nope. We only tell the truth.
You tell assumptions.
> I do not know anything. Though I like to write about things I do not know.
An illness many people have.
You do not have the courage to apply it to yourself, or to other editors.
Partly because if you do that, they would expel you. Just like you threaten to expel me.
Based on your comments here I doubt you will be good editor material.
I am an excellent editor. I spotted shortcomings of DMOZ. This made you upset about me, rather than about DMOZ.
But don't worry I won't be the one processing your application and the editor who will has most probably not read this forum.
I would regard this as a joke. But it is not. You are serious.:bonk:
See the other thread:
http://www.resource-zone.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=53235
DMOZ is always in
denial.
All they write is ludicrous. They divert the talk to side issues. This post of theirs just shows us how they select editors, who are just like them.
The whole purpose of the process of admission of editors is not to serve community, but to serve the tetchiness of the editors themselves.
You are right. I am
not a
flatterer.
Is this a problem for DMOZ?
Or is its problem the corrupt articles?..