I need to consult a DMOZ editor

Hi, I need to consult a DMOZ editor In a category Computers: Companies: Software Development. Could you possibly tell me how I can contact one? Thank you.

Well over 200 editors can work in that category if they so wish. If you were thinking of contacting one or more of them to expedite the processing of a listing suggestion, it probably have any effect.

Also, even if you do contact an editor, we discourage editors from responding to emails because such conversations have a habit of ending badly.

Finally, please read my signature.

jimnoble said:

Well over 200 editors can work in that category if they so wish. If you were thinking of contacting one or more of them to expedite the processing of a listing suggestion, it probably have any effect.

Also, even if you do contact an editor, we discourage editors from responding to emails because such conversations have a habit of ending badly.

Finally, please read my signature.

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I can learn from you suitable this description for our site?
URL:
<url removed>
Title:
iTechArt Group
category:
Computers/Companies/Software_Development/
Description: (max 150 symbol)

Microsoft Gold Certified Partner offering a wide range of services in custom software development and outsourcing.

Becouse I don't know as me it to write any more

What would you DO with that information you think you "need"?

You've already suggested the site? Then an editor will fix any problems in the description--if the site is worth describing.

You haven't already suggested the site? Then suggest it. Then an editor will fix any problems in the description--if the site is worth describing.

You don't ever suggest the site? Then an editor may find it some other way, and write a description--if the site is worth describing.

The site isn't worth describing? Then it won't matter what the description looks like, because nobody will ever want to look at it.

There aren't any other possibilities.

Editors are very used to rewriting proposed titles and descriptions to meet our guidelines. If you make some attempt to get it right to begin with, it'll be appreciated.

Poor titles and descriptions aren't a reason for declining a listing suggestion. If they were, we'd probably only have a few thousand listings, not millions.

Thanks for answers. And two more question. I should receive on e-mail the letter after application or not. And if will accept in the catalogue my site me about it will notify

No: The final screen of the transaction thanks you for your suggestion.

No:
If it's unlistable, there's no point telling you.
If it's listable but nobody's evaluated it yet, there's no point telling you.
If it's listed and thus visible in the category and in our search, there's no point telling you.