Blacklisted / Red Marked

bipbop123

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Hi,

I used to be a DMOZ editor.

When I was an editor, I submitted my own site to a categroy unrelated to the one I was editing (I edited scouting categories, and the site I submitted was about international phonecalls).

I remember that the site I submitted was redmarked or blacklisted (I can't remember the exact term) because it was considered a clone of a long distance phone call service called Just-Dial.

Since then, the focus of the site has changed completely, and it's about explaining various mobile phone deals, and largely explaining how the cashback systems work on mobile phone deals. I wanted to submit it to the UK mobile phones shopping category, but I assume it is still blacklisted, so won't be looked at.

Does anyone know how this blacklisting works, and whether it's possible for it to be removed? If I had a completely new web address, I think my site would have been accepted, but because I used the old brand, it hasn't been.
 

jimnoble

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it's about explaining various mobile phone deals, and largely explaining how the cashback systems work on mobile phone deals.
From your description, that wouldn't be eligible for a Shopping listing anyway.

Yes, if a site has entirely changed emphasis, it is possible for our internal records to be amended. Simply explain why they should be as part of the description [like this]. The evaluating editor should then pass it up to somebody more senior. Getting a new domain name is probably more expedient though.
 
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