wmicro Dec 18th 2006 5:53 pm
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DMOZ is back up!
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Originally Posted by gboisseau (Post 1950591)
Sorry to disappoint you, but we are back editing again. The ODP is back up!
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Originally Posted by wmicro (Post 1950646)
What happen to the website that were submit during that time frame when it was down?
Does these user need to resubmit again because of this black out?
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However, Yahoo Directory (October 24, 2006) now supports the Open Directory Project (ODP) DMOZ. See this page at: http://www.ysearchblog.com/archives/000368.html
So what does all means, time will tell in the year 2007 and we will see what happened to DMOZ as a company. Notwithstanding, since AOL and Netscape is now using Google results.
Will AOL ever use their own company or will they still use Google results in this coming up year 2007?
Will DMOZ ever recover from this black out?
At the same the time, Dogpile.com, the search engine that combines the top results from all the leading search engines, ranked highest in overall customer satisfaction among Internet users, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2006 Residential Online Service Customer Satisfaction Study.
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Originally Posted by compostannie (Post 1950765)
While DMOZ was down nothing could be submitted. If your submission went through it was probably before it went down. If it makes you feel better you could resubmit once to the same category, just to be sure.
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http://www.dmoz.org and http://www.dmoz.com
Submission still doesn't work.
Ref# The end of DMOZ is soon coming?
The DMOZ Report Part 1
By: Joel Wilkinson
Date: 12/16/2006
