Whois the owner of DMOZ?
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jimnoble
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1. Go to http://dmoz.org (or any of its category pages).
2. Read the green background line just above the footer.
1. Go to http://dmoz.org (or any of its category pages).
2. Read the green background line just above the footer.
Thanks for helpfull infornation
And, i have submited website armflorist.com, in regional/armenia/shopping i think, about 5 months ago, it sims nobody editing that category. For last 5 months i didn't see any changes in category.
May be i should aply for edit it?
And, can editor submit his own website(s)? {I know "You don't have to be an editor to get your site listed. To submit your site......"
Thanks.
And, i have submited website armflorist.com, in regional/armenia/shopping i think, about 5 months ago, it sims nobody editing that category. For last 5 months i didn't see any changes in category.
May be i should aply for edit it?
And, can editor submit his own website(s)? {I know "You don't have to be an editor to get your site listed. To submit your site......"
Thanks.
OK, may be i suppose to ask somebody to help me about posting...(let say my wife…My bad….) and everybody would think my grammer is OK.......
In present economic crisis in Armenia I’m trying to run business and about 4 families depends on my business, you are telling me it’s “deleted by jjwill”?
What u mean? ArmFlorist.com. Why?jjwill said:
In present economic crisis in Armenia I’m trying to run business and about 4 families depends on my business, you are telling me it’s “deleted by jjwill”?
Do you really, seriously think there is an ODP editor could delete your business? And would tell you about it in a public place so that you could call the police?
Go back to work and check, if you like. Your business is still the same place it was yesterday, for all we know. Really. The bank account, inventory, office furnishings, records, contracts and customers, employees -- I promise you, jjwill did not touch any single asset of your business.
I suspect it was jjwill's previous post that was deleted.
Go back to work and check, if you like. Your business is still the same place it was yesterday, for all we know. Really. The bank account, inventory, office furnishings, records, contracts and customers, employees -- I promise you, jjwill did not touch any single asset of your business.
I suspect it was jjwill's previous post that was deleted.
An editor can do anything a submitter can -- just don't log in to the ODP.
Some things are unethical, rude, and antisocial whether done by editors or submitters. Submitting an inappropriate (affiliate/doorway/drop-ship/ad-banner) site is spam, whether an editor or a submitter does it, whether it is your site or not! Submitting a good site is an act of generosity, whether an editor or submitter does it, whether it is your site or not!
But--people who are obsessed about who owns a site, while apparently indifferent about whether it contains content, do not possess an attitude that lends itself to being contributors to humanity in any form or venue.
Some things are unethical, rude, and antisocial whether done by editors or submitters. Submitting an inappropriate (affiliate/doorway/drop-ship/ad-banner) site is spam, whether an editor or a submitter does it, whether it is your site or not! Submitting a good site is an act of generosity, whether an editor or submitter does it, whether it is your site or not!
But--people who are obsessed about who owns a site, while apparently indifferent about whether it contains content, do not possess an attitude that lends itself to being contributors to humanity in any form or venue.
Yes, of course. Please read the instructions and FAQ pertaining to site submission. An editor can submit as many sites as they wish. The websites must pass muster just like any other suggestion made by anyone else. If you are alluding to the fact that an editor can include their sites in the directory without any consideration of the standard of quality and integrity of DMOZ, then you will be sadly mistaken. That is why you were advised not to volunteer to be an editor. You may or may not have a hidden agenda; no one here can accuse you of that. But if you, yourself, look at this situation rationally, I am certain that your perception of the process will change. I am not belittling your desire to volunteer, just that your motive may seem self promoting and detrimental to the rest of the community relying on unbiased and fair evaluation process.dovlatyan said: