Can your submit the same page of the same website in more than one category in DMOZ? I have heard yes and no, what's the truth. There are about 3 categories that I could legitimately be in.
Don't want to piss off the people at DMOZ by over submitting, just when my site is starting to rock.
My understanding and experience is that you can list your different pages in different listings. I have a recipes section on my site that is listed in the recipes section, my index page is in a different category(2 actually) and my picture gallery is listed seperately also.
Aspen has a couple hundred pages of one of his sites listed, a feat only possible with "inside" help mind you.
You don't need inside help, I've gotten roughly 250 listings because I've submitted that many unique pages to that many unique categories. I also have nearly 10,000 unique pages of content, so 250 listings isn't so much when taken in context.
There are plenty of other examples as well. When you have a site with that much content it is very possible to get that many listings.
Now thats for all different URLs, you can have the same URL listed in two different categories, however this is only acceptable in very rare circumstances and is the exception rather than the norm.
At the rate that the DMOZ editors add my unique pages of content to their index it would take over 150 years to have 250 pages listed.
I have about 10 pages that have been waiting a couple months to be added. From what I've read on these forums, others also have trouble getting listed.
I'm sure all your pages are worthy of the listings Aspen, but getting those listings is harder for some than others, all things being equal.
"At the rate that the DMOZ editors add my unique pages of content to their index it would take over 150 years to have 250 pages listed..."
DMOZ is officially well over a million backlogged now - last time I checked it was sitting at 1,054,000+.
The Business category has somewhere around 300K alone.
Too many editors quitting or getting fired or just burned out I guess. Of course, ODP turning down (or ignoring) something like 90% of all applicants does not help build up much of a workforce.
Originally posted by WindSun "At the rate that the DMOZ editors add my unique pages of content to their index it would take over 150 years to have 250 pages listed..."
DMOZ is officially well over a million backlogged now - last time I checked it was sitting at 1,054,000+.
The Business category has somewhere around 300K alone.
Too many editors quitting or getting fired or just burned out I guess. Of course, ODP turning down (or ignoring) something like 90% of all applicants does not help build up much of a workforce.
Well thats certainly discouraging. I was just about to submit my site to dmoz to begin the horrible "at least 3 month" wait.. now it doesnt even seem like its worth trying..
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