Well, I still can't determine if my site is listed in a particular category at Yahoo, but if you do a search for "Alpha Quadrant Institute of Technology" you'll actually find it.
This, after over a year of being ignored by them. I suppose since Yahoo owns Geocities, they figured they ought to try to list the sites there.
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[This message has been edited by The Shadow (edited July 30, 1999).]
Posted by Bernd (Member # 6) on :
So this is what the "ink.yahoo" stands for. Anyway, Yahoo sucks, in the last one and a half years they didn't accept any of my suggestions of websites, meanwhile 60-80% of their Star Trek listings is dead or crap. I wonder when and why they care about updates at all (only occasionally?), and what are their criteria.
------------------ "Since we know that the frames are 1/24 of a second, this means that the time delay between the two frames above is 0.83 seconds. If Alderaan was roughly Earth-like in size, then the first frame shows a superheated debris cloud roughly 17500 km wide, with large trails of debris that extend to a width of roughly 31000 km." Mike Wong Ex Astris Scientia
Posted by Saiyanman Benjita (Member # 122) on :
I never go to Yahoo. They're very prejudicial about their pages, showing only what they feel like. I preferr search engines that search the entire web.
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