Website listings?

[roboticsguy1988]

I am curious, why don't more people use dmoz.org (http://www.dmoz.org)? :confused: They even have a section for FIRST US Teams here (http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Robotics/Competitions/FIRST_Robotics_Competition/Teams/United_States/). :cool:

For those of you that don't know what this dmoz.org is for :confused: , i will explain. This site is the Open Directory Project, basically it allows these search engines: All the Web - AltaVista - Gigablast - Google USENET - Google - HotBot - Lycos - Teoma - WiseNut - Yahoo, and many more, to look up sites and put them into there search engines listings.

Personally i think its a great way to get your teams website listed on search engines. ;)

[Elgin Clock]

Wow.. how did we end up on there?


Would be nice if it was in some kind of numerical order though.

[roboticsguy1988]

Wow.. how did we end up on there?


Would be nice if it was in some kind of numerical order though.

I am not sure, I became editor of this section not to long ago, and the sites on there were there when I became editor. Except I did add three sites. :D

By numerical order do you mean by team number? :confused:

Feel free to add sites everyone by clicking the "suggest URL" link near the top right. ;) If your site is on there and you feel something needs to be changed just click on the "update listing" link near the top right. ;)

[Denman]

can you add one for UK or Europe teams?
then you can add www.systemetric.org (http://www.systemetric.org)

[roboticsguy1988]

can you add one for UK or Europe teams?
then you can add www.systemetric.org (http://www.systemetric.org)

I know there is a Canadian section. I will ask and see if i can get a section made for the UK or Europe. ;)