Is this abuse?

[Jurassik]

Is this abuse???

 

Well, I actually am not sure but one and the same PAGE of a site is listed in two different categories. The categories are:

http://dmoz.org/Society/Issues/Fraud/Internet/

and

http://dmoz.org/Society/Issues/Fraud/

The page is

http://www.womenrussia.com/blacklist.htm

I really am not sure whether it is abuse, but still it seems strange.

And besides different pages of this site is listed 7(!!!) times in different categories. Just see http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=womenrussia

Thanks a lot!

[Jurassik]

Is this question of no value in this thread? I was of some other opinion.

 

Please explain it to me. I have read thе rules and now I see sth quite opposite.

[jeanmanco]

An editor looked into this and removed one of the listings on 19 November.

 

Sometimes double listing happens by accident, as different editors find a site themselves and list it.

 

I am reviewing the other deep links. Sometimes content which seemed enough for a listing a few years ago no longer adds much to a category with more comprehensive sites subsequently listed. Any changes may not be visible immediately on the public side.

 

Thank you for drawing attention to this issue.

[Jurassik]

Well, nothing seems to have changed! Have a look:

 

http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=womenrussia

[jgwright]

Well' date=' nothing seems to have changed! Have a look:[/b']

http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=womenrussia

Repeat:

I am reviewing the other deep links ... Any changes may not be visible immediately on the public side.

[jeanmanco]

As I said - Any changes may not be visible immediately on the public side.

 

Also the Open Directory's search facility does not update instantly. I think it updates about once a week.