Expired site, redesigned..what happens to it?

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Hello

I just bought a site www.boatcarpetbuys.com, we'll I'm in the process of purchasing it. It was abandoned and I am bidding to buy the domain name, it was once listed in DMOZ but since the site is now parked on a Network Solutions server it is pretty much dead.

When I rebuild the site can I relist it and is there a way I can check to see if the site was intentionally removed from the directy.

Thanks

Jim
 

hutcheson

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There are very few accidental removals from the directory. VERY few. It is in general pretty safe to assume intention. If a site is dead, it's pretty safe to further assume we want very badly to make sure it's intentionally removed.

Having said all that, no, there's no way to check -- but it'd be a pretty big coincidence for a site to be ACCIDENTALLY removed, just at the time it was down, wouldn't it?

You may SUBMIT the new site. (It would hardly be the first domain name to re-appear under new proprietorship.) As with any site, you can't LIST it -- that's for the editor to review and decide. There is no presumption in favor of a domain name just because it has been listed before -- it'll take a fresh review from scratch. And, as always, we don't know when that review will take place, or who will do it.
 
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Hi Hutch

Thank you for the reply.

I expect you get a lot of slack for not giving "exact" info...when is my site going to list, bla bla.

I appreciate the fast response and it was what I was hoping. Once the site is constructed and ready for business we'll relist and endure the process :D

Thanks for your help
 

hutcheson

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No, we don't get cut any slack at all over it. No problem, though: that information is given out on a "need to know" -- I don't need to know it, so you can torture me with a million affiliate adSense pages, I CAN'T tell anything.

In fact, nobody needs to know that information, which is a good thing, since nobody knows it.
 
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