silver said:checking status of http://www.tel-biz.com
http://dmoz.org/Computers/Data_Communications/Telephony/Recorders/ :tree:
Thanks
Silver
bobrat said:It does seem that you submitted to one or more categories besides the one you mentioned. That means the editors are going to stop and spend a little extra time and wonder why that was done, and which one it really should be in.
It's waiting for review in http://Computers/Data_Communication...hony/Recorders/ ..
bobrat said:Because of the way the system works, it's not possible to know where a site has been submitted until an editor finds it in the category. So in September, no one had encountered your site. So for all I know your site may be sitting in hundreds of other categories, but until someone specifically looks in the category or makes a note about the site, it's hidden from view.
That's why we keep having to ask users what cat they submitted to, and if they only tell us about one of those categories, that's all they can get an answer for.
silver said:Bobrat i realy appreciate your reply.
what can i do now ? shell i resubmit? man i been waiting
so long.
Silver
hutcheson said:You can wait. Please do not resubmit. You chose to create a site in a really spam-ridden area; as a result, fewer editors are trusted to clean up the mess, many that are trusted find more important categories to work on (more important in their own view, which is the only thing that counts.) So the spammy categories are neglected. This is only one of numerous ways in which spam hurts legitimate businesses. (And your repeated submittals in violation of the submittal policies can only be counted as spam, regardless of the merits of the site itself. So, I repeat, the most important thing you can do is stop making the problem worse by these unnecessary and counterproductive repeat submittals.)
silver said:maybe apply to be an editor in that
category. looks like they can use some help