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There does not appear to be a reason that you can not have your site listed on domz.org. &nbsp;You just need to go there in the catagory that best fits your site and submit it. &nbsp;Then kick back and wait for their reviewers to review your site. &nbsp;If approved your site will be listed.
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There does not appear to be a reason that you can not have your site listed on domz.org.  You just need to go there in the catagory that best fits your site and submit it.  Then kick back and wait for their reviewers to review your site.  If approved your site will be listed.

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But actually I have tried to submit my site to dmoz.org before, and it failed.<br />
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Is there anything wrong with that site? or I did sth. wrong?<br />
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what shoud I do so that they can approve my site?
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But actually I have tried to submit my site to dmoz.org before, and it failed.

Is there anything wrong with that site? or I did sth. wrong?

what shoud I do so that they can approve my site?

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Hi, <br />
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I have got one site <a href="http://www.ixbay.com" rel="ugc">http://www.ixbay.com</a>, and I wanna submit to dmoz.org.<br />
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I wonder whether I can submit this kind of website to domz.org or not?<br />
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If I can, so how to do it? Is there any detail information for my references?<br />
<br />
I am looking forward to receiving you guys answers. Thank you very much.
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Hi, 

I have got one site http://www.ixbay.com, and I wanna submit to dmoz.org.

I wonder whether I can submit this kind of website to domz.org or not?

If I can, so how to do it? Is there any detail information for my references?

I am looking forward to receiving you guys answers. Thank you very much.

How to submit my site to dmoz.org?

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