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Dominic
Dec 27th 2004, 10:15 pm
Just wondering if anyone knew how many links a listing in DMOZ gives these days and how long aprox. till those sites get the update from dmoz?

e.g. 100 links ~ about 2 months
Birdie
Dec 27th 2004, 10:31 pm
~4000.

Some update instantly (scrapers)
DMOZ provides weekly dump for sites to update - frequency of updates vary from weekly to several years to not at all.
Michael
Dec 27th 2004, 11:29 pm
Just wondering if anyone knew how many links a listing in DMOZ gives these days and how long aprox. till those sites get the update from dmoz?The number of links depends entirely on the category the site is listed in. For example there are a few categories where a listing will provide 10,000+ links because they are popular to reproduce and there are other categories which are a minority interest and a listing there will provide less than a 100.

How long does it take? Well the latest site that I have knowledge of entered dmoz in a popular category, close to the root dmoz page, on the 20th December. So there has been one RDF update and it now shows 2,789 links (in msn beta) of which all but a handful are dmoz clones of this category. So for popular pages it does not take long.

- Michael
Will.Spencer
Apr 22nd 2005, 10:01 am
From the results which I have seen, I believe that the Google duplicate content filters and/or a special DMOZ filter may make the effective answer to this question one.
gworld
Apr 22nd 2005, 10:09 am
~4000.

Some update instantly (scrapers)
DMOZ provides weekly dump for sites to update - frequency of updates vary from weekly to several years to not at all.


If it is true then I and digital point should thank you cbp, since 1 of the 4 DMOZ listed web sites that I bought, just now is showing digital point as content.

Isn't that funny, DMOZ listed web site showing this forum? :D
egdcltd
Apr 22nd 2005, 4:15 pm
From the results which I have seen, I believe that the Google duplicate content filters and/or a special DMOZ filter may make the effective answer to this question one.
Well, that pretty much invalidates what I thought was the most useful part of DMOZ submission; all the other links you got from other sites using DMOZ data.