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wrathchild
Generally speaking, if someone submits a number of sites to ODP before, and possibly even after, applying to be an editor, are those submissions factored in when deciding to accept/reject an application?
Let me provide an example. I love the idea behind ODP. I also happen to be a big fan of the rock band Widget. I note that there are only a couple of sites listed in ODP and the category hasn't been updated in months. So, I find half a dozen or so good sites for the category Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/W/Widget. Time passes and the sites are not added. I know the descriptions are good because I read the guidelines. Even if they're not, the sites are comprehensive and unique and should be included. So, I decide that the only way that the Widget category is going to get better is if I do it.
So, I apply, providing three more good sites for the category. Someone gets to my editor application, checks out the category and says "Hey, there's a lot of good sites submitted here with the same e-mail address."
Or is the reviewer going to say "My goodness, look at all these unreviewed. I can't give this guy this category." ?
Or are there just too many applications to spend that kind of time?
I'm only looking for general information, nothing specific.
Let me provide an example. I love the idea behind ODP. I also happen to be a big fan of the rock band Widget. I note that there are only a couple of sites listed in ODP and the category hasn't been updated in months. So, I find half a dozen or so good sites for the category Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/W/Widget. Time passes and the sites are not added. I know the descriptions are good because I read the guidelines. Even if they're not, the sites are comprehensive and unique and should be included. So, I decide that the only way that the Widget category is going to get better is if I do it.
So, I apply, providing three more good sites for the category. Someone gets to my editor application, checks out the category and says "Hey, there's a lot of good sites submitted here with the same e-mail address."
Or is the reviewer going to say "My goodness, look at all these unreviewed. I can't give this guy this category." ?
Or are there just too many applications to spend that kind of time?
I'm only looking for general information, nothing specific.