Spring 2008 ODP Newsletter

Apr 3rd 2008 2:24PM

Our official newsletter was originally posted over on Digital Point, but wanted be certain that everyone gets the chance to take a look.

Many, many thanks to those who contributed to the development of the newsletter. And for those curious about what the future holds for DMOZ...click now to learn more. Great insight from our technical team about what is coming down the road.

Posted by bbqgrant | Comments (10)

Reader Comments

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1. Nice. How long does dmoz take to approve or disapprove a submission? I submitted my entry last week, and as far as I can see it was accurate to the dot. There were no misleading content, I had kept everything in there as minimal and simple as possible. I still dont' see myself listed.

Posted at 2:11PM on Apr 4th 2008 by Yaj

2. @Yaj: You'll find that question, and several others answered at http://www.dmoz.org/help/submit.html and http://www.resource-zone.com/forum/faq.php?faq=odp

Posted at 6:36AM on Apr 5th 2008 by chaos127

3. i like dmoz

Posted at 8:41AM on Apr 7th 2008 by chxinpg

4. I would like learn why sites in compliance with guidelines get rejected.

Posted at 12:22PM on Apr 9th 2008 by zafer

5. i will subscribe to the newsletter i think it might give me more insight of how DMOZ will progress,i also submitted 3 of my urls in the last 2 months still no sign of them being published

Posted at 4:08PM on Apr 9th 2008 by motorcycles

6. I would like learn why sites in compliance with guidelines get rejected.

Posted at 10:19PM on Apr 28th 2008 by jishu3

7. DMOZ :) I like it...

Posted at 12:24AM on Apr 29th 2008 by Means

8. I like DMOZ!

Posted at 9:04AM on May 2nd 2008 by na-kontrol.ru

9. t is good news that Dmoz can send news letters to and many people will learn more about DMOZ.

I like that.<

Posted at 2:23AM on May 7th 2008 by Gaurav Singh

10. Nice. How long does dmoz take to approve or disapprove a submission?
I submitted my entry last week, and as far as I can see it was
accurate to the dot. There were no misleading content, I had kept
everything in there as minimal and simple as possible. I still dont'
see myself listed.

Posted at 1:12AM on May 9th 2008 by alex

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