timamie261
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More salt for the soup or is that the sore?
I was reading over the "Stafford Web Edict Guide" attempting to more conducive, and credible to visitors, implementing all the big boy technology right down to the browser privacy policy. I check the ranks of all the sites I manage and low and behold one of the sites description and ranks disappeared. So I started to look for some answers as to why this would happen when I found the following.
Well I got quite turned off on this piece of information as the site I had submitted, had to have been totally deleted from the submissions area of dmoz.
You ask why do I think this. This is were they get the Site Name and Description.
I know some thing is up because one site I own has never been listed and has a description with a title. This does not give me any hope that one day my site will possibly get listed.
So you ask yourself if your site is still in the "inbox or to be reviewed" or has been looked with some tool by Dmoz? Go look and see if your site has a description. The site states in their own words were they get the data from.
I hope the update link comes back on line because one listing I have has been dropped and the site has no negitive changes and has no spam or anything. This may have been in error and the Alexa description is gone as well. At least the google Dmoz look alike listing is still there.
My Google ranks do not appear to have droped yet, I do expect this to happen soon on the dropped site. I can not understand why the site was dropped as it has had a listings for years.
I was reading over the "Stafford Web Edict Guide" attempting to more conducive, and credible to visitors, implementing all the big boy technology right down to the browser privacy policy. I check the ranks of all the sites I manage and low and behold one of the sites description and ranks disappeared. So I started to look for some answers as to why this would happen when I found the following.
Site Name and Description
Alexa displays site names and descriptions from the Open Directory. If you would like us to display a site name or description for your site, please go to the Open Directory, find the appropriate category for your site, and click the "suggest URL" link at the top of the page. (We highly recommend reading their submission guidelines first.) Once Open Directory updates their data, your changes will be reflected in all Alexa services when we next receive a periodic update from them.
Well I got quite turned off on this piece of information as the site I had submitted, had to have been totally deleted from the submissions area of dmoz.
You ask why do I think this. This is were they get the Site Name and Description.
I know some thing is up because one site I own has never been listed and has a description with a title. This does not give me any hope that one day my site will possibly get listed.
So you ask yourself if your site is still in the "inbox or to be reviewed" or has been looked with some tool by Dmoz? Go look and see if your site has a description. The site states in their own words were they get the data from.
I hope the update link comes back on line because one listing I have has been dropped and the site has no negitive changes and has no spam or anything. This may have been in error and the Alexa description is gone as well. At least the google Dmoz look alike listing is still there.
pvgool said:DMOZ does not have any special influence on search engines and the rankings used by them. Only the same effect as a link on any other site will have. This comes down to 2 things: it enables the SE to find your website and it will increase Google's PR (and similar rankings of other SE's) a little.
My Google ranks do not appear to have droped yet, I do expect this to happen soon on the dropped site. I can not understand why the site was dropped as it has had a listings for years.