Category status and/or deletion question

jack04

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Hello,

I hope this is appropriate forum for my question...

I believe we had our site, www.behidden.com, still listed under http://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/Proxying_and_Filtering/Hosted_Proxy_Services/Free/ category about month ago. It was in Dmoz directory I think for over one year.

Now it is not there. Has it been moved or deleted? Do I need to resubmit it again? Can someone shed some light at its status and what we should do to get it listed again? I hope there is a quicker way then resubmitting it as a new site.

Thank you!
Jack
 

jimnoble

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Does "Due to temporary bandwidth limitations we have disabled free use of our service." ring a bell? Your website has not been removed, merely delisted. If it's working again when an editor next passes by, it'll likely be relisted.
 

jack04

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Ah, yes! We experienced unexpected spike in traffic and had to do it before upgrading our web hosting plan. Otherwise we were getting charged an arm and a leg for going over their monthly limit. The website is working again, and also has a few extra new features.

So, does it mean I just have to wait? :( I know it depends on editors, but any estimate on how long it usually takes for an editor to activate it again? 1-6 month? It might help us better plan our bandwidth usage since less people will be coming to our website until we get relisted.

Is contacting "mvlad" who is the editor of a category appropriate in this case? Will my request to be relisted falls under "URL suggestions or updates"?

Thank you!
Jack
 

jimnoble

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By all means contact the editor, but that shouldn't speed up relisting and you're unlikely to get a reply.

It's also unlikely that your (probably) temporary invisibility in ODP will severely impact your traffic - unless that's the only marketing you've employed of course.
 
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