Deletion from DMOZ - enemies in action?

ODP_Jezebel · 2005-12-04, 05:56 AM

Very interesting.

For the record, I don't have any webmaster friends - adult or otherwise.

'kit' - your problem with penisbot.com was long before my time. Contrary to what people may think (and let's face it, these people are usually bitter ex-editors or webmasters that have taken things too far), dmoz has a strict code of ethics. Corrupt behaviour, either on the part of the editors, or the part of the webmasters, isn't tolerated. Other metas and ODP administrators are aware of your grievance and are dealing with it as I post.

Unfortunately as the person that requested this information, then posted it, you've landed yourself in it again. And the editor who gave you that information knows only too well that he or she will be removed as an editor.

'opti' - get a life. You're an ex-editor for a reason.

2005-12-04, 05:56 AM	#23
ODP_Jezebel Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 1	Whatever Very interesting. For the record, I don't have any webmaster friends - adult or otherwise. 'kit' - your problem with penisbot.com was long before my time. Contrary to what people may think (and let's face it, these people are usually bitter ex-editors or webmasters that have taken things too far), dmoz has a strict code of ethics. Corrupt behaviour, either on the part of the editors, or the part of the webmasters, isn't tolerated. Other metas and ODP administrators are aware of your grievance and are dealing with it as I post. Unfortunately as the person that requested this information, then posted it, you've landed yourself in it again. And the editor who gave you that information knows only too well that he or she will be removed as an editor. 'opti' - get a life. You're an ex-editor for a reason.