Question on "keyword stuffing"?

I have a question for the folks at DMOZ. As a web designer, I happen to have two clients whose business names, and domain names include the name of the city in which they operate their businesses. These are both legitimate businesses who have been operating for 15 to 20 years each. As an example, consider the following business names:

Tampa Bay Auto & Smog

Tampa Bay Transmission

If I were to submit those sites to this directory, is the mindset of editors such that these submissions would be automatically viewed as attempts to use keywords to drive traffic to a web site? If so, this is very fortunate as the two clients I have are again, very legitimate business owners, who not only have wonderful families to support but contribute to their repsective community charities. It would seem a shame that they get "penalized' for naming their businesses in relation to the city in which they live. If not, then bravo DMOZ!

Don't worry. We can frequently tell the difference between business names and keyword-stuffing.

Website promoters (and RZ visitors) are really a very small part of the real world, and ODP editors tend to see much more of the real world than our submitters and forum posts would suggest. We know about many businesses who have more identity than an anonymous website and a fictitious P.O.Box -- remember, we've got editors that spend their idle driving time copying URLs off of tradesmen's vans and business cards...