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bashorney1
Beware: Submittal Companies may ruin your chances of being listed in ODP
I recently signed up with a search engine submittal company, not knowing that they would submit my site to DMOZ along with the commercial search engines. I didn't realize this until I received their first submittal report which listed DMOZ. I then requested by email that they no longer submit to DMOZ as that violated submittal policies (no repeat submittals, no auto-submission software). This is part of the reply that I recieved:
"As part of the submission process we cannot exclude or include any
other site. DMOZ is included every month."
Upon receipt of that I immediately canceled my subscription. Would name them but not sure if that's legal here. I suspect that many submission companies follow the same procedure anyway. Reccomend that anyone who has already submitted to ODP be cautious when signing up with one of these services.
bashorney1
I recently signed up with a search engine submittal company, not knowing that they would submit my site to DMOZ along with the commercial search engines. I didn't realize this until I received their first submittal report which listed DMOZ. I then requested by email that they no longer submit to DMOZ as that violated submittal policies (no repeat submittals, no auto-submission software). This is part of the reply that I recieved:
"As part of the submission process we cannot exclude or include any
other site. DMOZ is included every month."
Upon receipt of that I immediately canceled my subscription. Would name them but not sure if that's legal here. I suspect that many submission companies follow the same procedure anyway. Reccomend that anyone who has already submitted to ODP be cautious when signing up with one of these services.
bashorney1