Has Google Dropped DMOZ as a partner?.

wicked1 · 2004-04-08, 12:56 AM

Some Creep, I've not yet submitted anything Adult to DMOZ to date so I can't comment on that as I have no direct experience to draw upon.

As for Mainstream DMOZ I have had very good results from sites I have submitted.

The reason I started this thread is I noticed the Category text under the results in the serps was not showing the DMOZ info like it used too.

I guess any sytem that relies upon reviewers to give up thier time to review is going to have different review times results in each category dependant upon workload and the time the reviewer has to give.

DMOZ has been a major factor in me getting many top ten mainsteam keyword results that have stayed there for well over 18 months .

Regards,

Wicked1

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2004-04-08, 12:56 AM	#10
wicked1 I'm going to the backseat of my car with the woman I love, and I won't be back for TEN MINUTES Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Australia Posts: 82	Some Creep, I've not yet submitted anything Adult to DMOZ to date so I can't comment on that as I have no direct experience to draw upon. As for Mainstream DMOZ I have had very good results from sites I have submitted. The reason I started this thread is I noticed the Category text under the results in the serps was not showing the DMOZ info like it used too. I guess any sytem that relies upon reviewers to give up thier time to review is going to have different review times results in each category dependant upon workload and the time the reviewer has to give. DMOZ has been a major factor in me getting many top ten mainsteam keyword results that have stayed there for well over 18 months . Regards, Wicked1