Hi
I have tried listing specific sites of mine and have come up against what appears to be an ODP issue? Before I start I have several sites and these are spread across two companies and some individuals that manage and own them, however that is not the real issue! Some of my sites are treated as my own hobby and some may be serious business, whilst others rely on some sponsors to support them.
The issue is I have submitted recently two independent sites; these are specific sites to specific areas of interest i.e.
1st site
http://www.free-counters.co.uk (specifically a site containing counters both free and paid, this site has been geared to take care of all my different counters I build and in June 2005 is intended to also contain a flash counter) on top of the Java and Graphical! this site has subs as domains that I do not expect to be listed although different from each other like:
http://www.free-counter.co.uk (specific free graphical counter (not listed))
(This site is still growing and already contains over 80 pages)
2nd site
http://www.free-stuff.me.uk (general free stuff site)
This site is intended as a directory style site specifically in the area of free stuff in the general term, it is not intended to merge or be part of the free counter sites as it is not specific and deals from cosmetics to fonts etc! This site will also expand to be very extensive to cover everything in the free stuff area.
(This site is still growing and already contains over 30 pages)
The problem:
Look at: http://resource-zone.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=24960
I do not understand how a site like Microsoft.com (for example) can list hundreds of sub domains and directories under one domain that sometimes could be considered as similar content and I cannot list two completely different sites with completely different content with multiple pages, I am not asking they be listed under the same category but a category that is specific to the respective sites, this I believe gives the user direct access to the area of interest that any user wishes to visit instead of a doorway site (which has been suggested by an editor), because of the diversity of my sites I think this would only serve to confuse if a doorway was employed and i have absolutely no idea how I would describe this page and where you would list it in the dmoz directory (which again could be listed under something irrelevant to the sites themselves?).
Please help me to understand this and your advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Paul
I have tried listing specific sites of mine and have come up against what appears to be an ODP issue? Before I start I have several sites and these are spread across two companies and some individuals that manage and own them, however that is not the real issue! Some of my sites are treated as my own hobby and some may be serious business, whilst others rely on some sponsors to support them.
The issue is I have submitted recently two independent sites; these are specific sites to specific areas of interest i.e.
1st site
http://www.free-counters.co.uk (specifically a site containing counters both free and paid, this site has been geared to take care of all my different counters I build and in June 2005 is intended to also contain a flash counter) on top of the Java and Graphical! this site has subs as domains that I do not expect to be listed although different from each other like:
http://www.free-counter.co.uk (specific free graphical counter (not listed))
(This site is still growing and already contains over 80 pages)
2nd site
http://www.free-stuff.me.uk (general free stuff site)
This site is intended as a directory style site specifically in the area of free stuff in the general term, it is not intended to merge or be part of the free counter sites as it is not specific and deals from cosmetics to fonts etc! This site will also expand to be very extensive to cover everything in the free stuff area.
(This site is still growing and already contains over 30 pages)
The problem:
Look at: http://resource-zone.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=24960
I do not understand how a site like Microsoft.com (for example) can list hundreds of sub domains and directories under one domain that sometimes could be considered as similar content and I cannot list two completely different sites with completely different content with multiple pages, I am not asking they be listed under the same category but a category that is specific to the respective sites, this I believe gives the user direct access to the area of interest that any user wishes to visit instead of a doorway site (which has been suggested by an editor), because of the diversity of my sites I think this would only serve to confuse if a doorway was employed and i have absolutely no idea how I would describe this page and where you would list it in the dmoz directory (which again could be listed under something irrelevant to the sites themselves?).
Please help me to understand this and your advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Paul