Im listed but my URL has changed

Hi. I'm actually honored that you recognized my site has elligible to list on your list .

But... The thing is [URL history: in the past I had problemas with my domain, it got stolen twice (once from the third party company, the other by the thrid party company). So a couple year ago, I got a new one trying to get third parties out of the way. I've succeded. ]

Now, the problem is that my 3d former (still on line) URL domain was a little confusion for some fans that where trying to look for my name o my mugen character (like zero mvc style) or etc. So, recently I bought my original URL but with a .net.

Ive deleted all the information from the previous URL to avoid dobled information, and put it all and more in the new one. Right now, the URL you have listed just has one link to the new one. If you can help changing the URL, please tell me where i should write the URL domains.

I sorry if this is confusion, but I Know Im not supposed to write url here.

Just visit the category where your website is listed and use the update listing link at the top of the screen.

Hello,
My business has been listed on DMOZ for over 10 years. Recently, the web host that I purchased/maintained my website/URL went out of business and took my URL with them. I now have a different URL for my website. When I try to 'update listing', enter my old URL, it says 'URL not found' (that's because it's gone) and I cannot proceed further. I do not want to start over...my business remains the same except for the URL. Is there anything else I can do to submit the new URL without 'suggesting a new site'? I do not want to lose my long-time standing with DMOZ. thank you!

When we noticed the website was not active anymore the listing was moved from public view for an editor to review again.
He will try to find a new url. He might succeed or not.
When an editor will look at the issue is unkown. Many websites disappear everyday and we have to check them all.

The best thing you can do is suggest your new url. And add a note in the discription which url it replaces.
Like "the description you think is appropriate. (replaces fddfsdfgdsf.com)"