DMOZ / Resource Zone

[DarrenC]

Has anyone heard that if you request a site submission status you now have to wait SIX months before posting the next status request rather than the previous three.

Just thought you maybe interested to know.

Darren :)

[digitalpoint]

Good... As an editor, I like that.

[Will.Spencer]

What does it matter? The status will be the same after six months as it was after three months. ;-)

[DarrenC]

Will, well don't you think that the Editors will be able to concentrate on editing rather than answering question after question on the resource zone forum?

You see many people posting duplicate post, and requesting submissions every week, rather than months.

[schlottke]

Its a time consuming task to edit- I always use to think it wasn't before I began doing it.

Reviewing the sites (Not just your own.....), editing them, and making them fit the profile of a proper entry does take time.

[misohoni]

Could a person make a complaint about an editor? I know for a fact that my regional editor is a site rival to me - so doubt he'll list my site. Been waiting many months...

[digitalpoint]

I would get a status on resource-zone.com

[misohoni]

Ok thanks alot, will do.

[Smyrl]

I have had extremely good luck getting my sites listed.

Have requested entry for four site since Jan. They are now all listed. Of the four three were since March 1 of this year.

I appreciate the hard work the editors are doing. Am sure it helps if we submit reasonably well written info when submitting and do not bother them with link farm, gateway, or doorway pages. Just my two cents.

Keep up the great work editors

It is no wonder to me that Google relies on these editors. This assures sites they review have been reviewed by human eyes and pages returned matched site description.

Shannon

[disgust]

I am quite surprised so many editors volunteer at resource zone..

I know I'd much rather just edit sites, myself