Furthermore, being an editor does very little to get you influence over the other editors and get clients listed, keywords changed, etc. If you happen to oversee a good directory, wonderful. I oversee a small one and believe me it is because I like the topic.

Black Hat? Hardly.

I can’t say for sure that dmoz editors are corrupt, but why would they not be? Of course they’re gonna use their accounts to help themselves! Why do you think most people apply to be volunteers? I just can’t believe that MSN jumped on this bandwagon. The site that has always gotten praises for bringing back the most relevent search results has just now took a major…!

It’s up to us webmasters to get back the search engine we all know and love (or loved, anyway). If we don’t do something about it, dmoz will be the most powerful force on the Internet, and those of us that work, and have worked our asses off to get listed the “right way” might as well just give up! What sense is there in putting in so much effort when some lucky “volunteer” is the deciding factor on how we place?

If you want to do your part to take back our Internet, leave your comments in the petition against dmoz by clicking on my name above. We gotta do something!

I am currently an Editor of many categories related to chat.

I won’t disclose the categories yet but I am willing to sell my account for a pretty low price.

I manage 1002 plus sites with 29 new every day to all of my categories.

Please send me an email (not my official email) to

plennon1@gmail.com for your price or more information.

Thanks

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