>Sure we are starting out, we only have around 100 b&b's listed, but if we had a 1000 your telling me that even that isnt enough, come on.
How many places of accomodation are there in Glasgow?
I see, um, .... one. The ODP lists, um, 47. And if you had ten, that wouldn't be enough. That seems pretty simple.
That's only one sample. I didn't look at every town in Scotland. No editor will. We'd look at enough places (picked at random) to get a feel for the total size. (If that matched what the site claimed, we might use the site's own number.) Next time, I'd pick different localities, not all the same size.
On the other hand, if the site had on the same order of magnitude as the ODP did, and there was some evidence that it was growing faster, or focused on a particular niche that the ODP had so far neglected, then it might be worth considering.
Aside: many visitors, including editors, will find the site name deceptive, as it does not in fact exclusively list b&b's, or apparently even focus on them. That is not the first impression that most people would have wanted to convey. And it leads the editor to worry about the probability of a bait-and-switch setup.
Finally, hotel directories are, of all the kinds of spam we see, one of the most maliciously deceptive. This isn't saying your site is one of the 99.5+%: just a reminder of the reality: you are floating with the pond scum, and you're going to have to be prepared to deal with fungicides. Anything that indicates a pattern of deception is going to get you classified with the cyanobacteria