Listing in appropriate categories

Hello, and thank you for your time.

I have submitted a site to http://dmoz.org/Business/Business_Services/Consulting/Marketplaces/ and believe that it is applicable to http://dmoz.org/Kids_and_Teens/Teen_Life/Volunteering_and_Service/ as well. My site has been in a pool of pending submissions for a few months, so my question is as follows:

Am I better off waiting for a response to my first submission (and see if the editors also deem it suitable for this other directory and add it on their own) or should I add the URL to the second category? I do not want my submission to be deemed "SPAM" by editors because it was submitted more than once.

Have a great day.

Mike

Are you talking about http://www.oddj.com/? I don't think it would fit into that Kids and Teens category. It's about volunteering, not about odd jobs.

Oops, my mistake. I saw Tiny Enterprises there ("Connecting teenagers with neighborhood jobs") and thought that this may be the proper category. It looks like http://dmoz.org/Kids_and_Teens/School_Time/Social_Studies/Economics/Careers/ may be the correct one? And yes, http://www.oddj.com/ is the site. Thanks again!

Edit / Delete the last message. It looks like there are no appropriate categories in the Kids and Teens directory at present. I just feel that odd jobs may need a more regional / less consultant-like category to reach the target audience. Maybe I'm wrong, and should just wait...?

Have a look at Regional: North America: United States: Business and Economy: Employment. Perhaps that's a more appropriate environment for your site?

Robert

I think you're right. Do I simply submit my URL to that category, or do I request it to be transferred to that category from http://dmoz.org/Business/Business_Services/Consulting/Marketplaces/? I would rather not lose my time-stamp for submission in case the editor likes to sort by date. Thank you.

I would submit the site directly to the Regional category - there's no problem with having one site simultaneously in both a topical and a regional unreviewed pool.