Status of http://www.unmuessig-timber.com/

w3medialab

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Hello,

in April we submitted a update of this URL:

http://www.unmuessig-timber.com/

in this category:

http://dmoz.org/Business/Agriculture_and_Forestry/Forestry_Products_and_Equipment/Import_and_Export/

We like to have a change of the description.

At the moment this you can find:

Exporter of European hardwoods, sawn timber and logs. Located in Freiburg, Germany.

It´s a little bit senseless to have "Exporter of...", because it´s allready in the category "Import and Export". And also our main products are not included.

It would be more helpful for our ranking to have this description:

Offers european hardwoods, beech and oak as sawn timber, lumber also as logs.

Can you please check the status of our demand?

Thanks in advance from Germany
 

hutcheson

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I don't know much about European flora, but in North America, beech and oak are usually considered hardwoods. Is it different in Europe?
 

bobrat

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European beech as used in furniture is different from North Ameican beech, it has more grain and character, but I would still classify it as a hardwood.
 

hutcheson

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The description is listed as "tweaked" in early May; it looks like some of what you wanted didn't get in. I can see why the editor preferred the existing description, which is clearer English and really not much less informative, so far as I can see.

I appreciate your point about "exporter" -- but some of the companies in that category export only; others import only; some do both. So it is less redundant than it seems at first glance.
 

w3medialab

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that was a quick answer :)

You´re right, here it´s the same.

Our client is offering hardwoods in generell. But, he´s also specialized in beech and oak.

To have the keywords hardwoods, beech, oak, european, timber and lumber would match the product line best.

Can you help?

Thanks in advance!
 
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