Deletion from DMOZ - enemies in action?

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I found the reason. One of the DMOZ editors helped me. The editor, who deleted my site, is named Jezebel. This is a deletion note:

Originally Posted by Jezebel

Delete Adult/Computers/Internet/Searching/Link_Sites/Reviews [14/Oct/2005 07:43:37 EDT]
http://www.porninspector.com/
Notes: Although this site is quite heavy on content (pictures etc) all links I tried were affiliate links. It is also connected to penisbot.com which has been unlistable (rednoted) here for a long time.

So the deletion turned out to be a result of my request to restore PenisBot.com in DMOZ listing. 4 Years ago, it has been deleted and blacklisted due to some multi-posting issue. We made AVS sites for multiple AVS-systems and submitted them to related AVS categories. I think I atoned my guilt long time ago.

There was another reason mentioned : "links I tried were affiliate links".

1) We have dozens of non-commercial reviews, like als-scan, fleshbot, literotica:
http://www.porninspector.com/reviews/review/fleshbot/
http://www.porninspector.com/reviews/review/literotica/
http://www.porninspector.com/reviews/review/als-scan/

2) http://dmoz.org/Adult/Computers/Inte...Sites/Reviews/
Review sites usually review the sites that have affiliate programs. You can easily find another "too commercial" sites there.

After appealing for rehabilitation of Penisbot, I've got PornInspector.com deleted instead, just because I'm the owner of PenisBot.com