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On the DMOZ guidelines pages at:
http://dmoz.org/guidelines/site-specific.html, it states:
"Multiple Listings of an URL
Most sites will fit perfectly into one category. ODP categories are specialized enough so that in most cases you should not list a site more than once. If a site offers many different things, it should be listed in a more general category as opposed to listing it many specialized subcategories."
I have noticed some sites with 9 or more DMOZ listings - in one instance, the index page of a directory of one site appears twice in the same category - the only difference being the descriptions.
How does one report such unfair practice and exposure to the DMOZ? Is anything likely to be done about it to remove this sort of spamming if I report it?
http://dmoz.org/guidelines/site-specific.html, it states:
"Multiple Listings of an URL
Most sites will fit perfectly into one category. ODP categories are specialized enough so that in most cases you should not list a site more than once. If a site offers many different things, it should be listed in a more general category as opposed to listing it many specialized subcategories."
I have noticed some sites with 9 or more DMOZ listings - in one instance, the index page of a directory of one site appears twice in the same category - the only difference being the descriptions.
How does one report such unfair practice and exposure to the DMOZ? Is anything likely to be done about it to remove this sort of spamming if I report it?