Can't remember the category

assaf

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Hi there

I submitted my website not long ago but I can't remember the exact category.
Is there a way to know which category I submitted my website to?

Thanks,
Assaf
 

motsa

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There are ways for editors to find that information but not non-editors.
 

hutcheson

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Is there some way you could use this information to help build the directory? And if so, what is it?
 

assaf

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There isn't, but I know it was not responsible from me not to write it down so I'm trying to fix my way now
 

pvgool

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assaf said:
Thanks for the quick reply.
Can one othe editors tell me?
Let's see.
I would need access to all categories.
I would need a lot of time to look in all those categories.
Seems I (and most probably all other editors) can spend my time much better. Certainly if you understand that the answer won't help you, your site and most importantly DMOZ at all.

You have already suggested your site. Good. That is all you can do.
What will happen next.
An editor will review the site (when we can't predict)
If the site is listable and suggested in the correct category the reviewing editor will list the site.
If the site is listable but suggested to a not so correct (aka wrong) category the reviewing editor will move it to the right category.
If the site is not listable the reviewing editor will delete the suggestion.
 

assaf

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pvgool

It seems that you are a little upset with my question.
I thought it is an easy request of specifying the website and see the exact place of the waiting list, but if it is such a procedure as you specify, don't bother.
One question though, if the suggestion is deleted, do I get informed?
 

pvgool

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assaf said:
It seems that you are a little upset with my question.
I'm not upset. Just puzzled about the fact why so may people think a DMOZ listing is the post important thing that can happen to their website.

assaf said:
One question though, if the suggestion is deleted, do I get informed?
Sorry, no. From experience we know that many people do not react well to "bad" news. And although most people act normaly we would get many not-normal reactions because of the enormous amounts of sites we hanlde each day.
 

hutcheson

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The best approach is always to follow the submittal policies. That means, in this case, if it's been 3-6 months since you suggested the site once, simply go through the exercise of finding what you think is the best category -- and suggest it again. You may not pick the same category this time -- that's all right, it happens all the time. We'll start from there and find the REALLY best category for the site, like we do for all listable sites.
 
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