For the last several months, I've been reflecting on what the 10th anniversary of DMOZ actually means. DMOZ is fundamentally the same site it was in 1998. In the social media landscape we're the old timer's with wisdom and tons of life lessons learned. But is that to say its day has come and gone? Absolutely not, and I don't just say that because I've spent the last nine of the past ten years keeping house. In part,

As the numerous responses to my first post show, this is one of the most common and controversial questions asked about DMOZ. To answer this question, it is important to consider what DMOZ isn't. DMOZ is not set up as a listing service for site owners. Site submissions are only one source for finding quality sites to add to the directory. Some editors choose to review submissions while other editors might prefer to )at first( find sites on their own through search engines,

Hello and welcome to the new DMOZ blog, the official source for information, insight, and updates about DMOZ , the Open Directory Project ) ODP (. DMOZ is made up of thousands of passionate, volunteer category enthusiasts and experts from all over the world who donate their time to arrange their respective portion of the web. Thanks to their work, DMOZ is a starting place for browsing and searching the web.