I changed my canonical address thing

moogy · Oct 18, 2010

Hello,
I'm not sure whether to submit again, or if I've been rejected already. I don't want to annoy anybody by trying again.
Since suggesting a url I've reverted back to using the www. version. I submitted the non www version ( I since found out google like you to use one or the
other and my business cards already have the www).

tia

Tracy

Elper · Oct 18, 2010

We don't take much notice of www. over non-www urls as long as the content of the site is visible from the one suggested...
Normally, an editor should use the one displayed in the address bar if there is a redirect in place.
In other words, you don't have to do anything

moogy · Jan 21, 2012

Thank you! I'm still waiting, been about 2 years now since I submitted. Is it worth trying again? I bet I'm the squillionth person to ask that today!

Elper · Jan 21, 2012

If the site isn't listed, leave it to the reviewing editor to correct the URL - many will if it redirects to www...
If listed use the update request feature at the top of the category it's listed in.
The time it takes for an editor to review a site is totally unpredictable as we are all hobbyists

moogy · Jan 22, 2012

Thanks for the reply but what I'm wondering now is should I re submit as it's been two years since I submitted it. The guidelines say 2 weeks or so.

jimnoble · Jan 22, 2012

The guidelines say 2 weeks or so.

Our guidelines don't say that at all.

Some volunteer will process your listing suggestion in time but we can't predict who or when that might be. Elapsed times can range from a few days to a few years. There is no need to re-suggest your website and doing so could be counter-productive because a later suggestion overwrites any earlier one.

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