Proper credit to the ODP

Hello all,
I am the webmaster of http://www.freetropolis.com. It's a brand new site with no current website traffic. Before I "release" it to the public, I'd like to know what would be the proper way to give credit back to the ODP. I don't use ODP website directory data, I just used the categories. ODP's categories do a fantastic job of breaking down the world wide web into an easy to use hierarchy, and I've combined search results from various search engines into a directory search engine. Please advise me on the proper way to give credit. Thank you.
-Webmaster
Freetropolis.com

Interesting concept. See http://dmoz.org/license.html (especially 2-A) and http://dmoz.org/become_an_editor/ .

Ishtar, thank you for your suggestion. I applied the required attribution under a link to the proper DMOZ category. In doing this I hope to clear up any possible confusion my website visitors may or may not have. Do you recommend I do anything else, or is what I've already done sufficient? Thank you for your time.
-Webmaster
Freetropolis.com

It appears that you've satisfied the requirements of the licence (note: I'm not a lawyer.). Anything else you add would be purely voluntary.

Does the attribution have to be EXACTLY as shown on the editor page, ie does it have to use tables for layout, could I change it (so it displays exactly the same information, no change there) but use CSS for layout instead, as that is how I plan on designing the overall layout, unless the attribs are not needed on every page, but it seems they are, confused really...

(I am neither a lawyer nor an AOL/Time Warner Employee)

The usual answer goes like this: As long as you don't change functionality, visibility and accessibility in different browsers/kind of people there should be no problem. People have to recognize the links and be able to follow them.