Slim Burble
Member
- Joined
- Mar 16, 2007
- Messages
- 8
It would be nice if administrators and editors alike would be honest. There's obviously a lot of people out there who have had / are having bad experiences with DMOZ and yet the answers they get back (if indeed they do) just make excuses. Why not call a spade a spade and say whilst DMOZ is good in some aspects - in others its just plain Rubbish
For example our company (Shades of Egypt) was listed in DMOZ but having expanded greatly we opened a new site (One World Tours). We tried to get the new site listed (1,200) pages of very relevant info - no joy (no shock there). So we contacted DMOZ and said, look, Shades of Egypt is really being taken over by One World now - same (expanded) service, same company, can you remove SOE and replace with OWT - guess what, they removed SOE - no OWT replacement.
From personal experience - the total lack of courtesy to even acknowledge e-mails etc is terrible. I just think its a great shame Google still gives weight to DMOZ. There’s no question in my mind if DMOZ was a going concern (business wise) - they would be Bankrupt by now !
Stuart
For example our company (Shades of Egypt) was listed in DMOZ but having expanded greatly we opened a new site (One World Tours). We tried to get the new site listed (1,200) pages of very relevant info - no joy (no shock there). So we contacted DMOZ and said, look, Shades of Egypt is really being taken over by One World now - same (expanded) service, same company, can you remove SOE and replace with OWT - guess what, they removed SOE - no OWT replacement.
From personal experience - the total lack of courtesy to even acknowledge e-mails etc is terrible. I just think its a great shame Google still gives weight to DMOZ. There’s no question in my mind if DMOZ was a going concern (business wise) - they would be Bankrupt by now !
Stuart