Everyone I talk to tells me that Yahoo is the place to get your site listed if you want loads of traffic. For two years now I've tried to get my Trek site listed there, applying every 3 months or so, and... and... NOTHING!
I can't believe it's due to any considerations of "substandard quality". After all, you've seen the drek they do list, right? (If anyone's site is already listed at Yahoo, just imagine it isn't your site I'm thinking about right now.) Heck! They have a whole bunch of sites listed that haven't existed for years! If they'll list that load of virtual fertilizer, then what's wrong with a creative site with loads of content?
Do you have to know someone there? Do you have to send them money? Perform favors of questional moral standing? WHAT?
--Baloo
Note to Sol System: I didn't post this in the Flameboard because I figured that very few people will take umbrage on Yahoo's behalf. If I'm wrong, move this please.
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[This message has been edited by Baloo (edited April 01, 2000).]
I'd imagine Yahoo! (And the exclamation point is part of the official title. How can you not love it?) has grown to the point where they get huge numbers of submissions every day. Some quite valuable ones are likely to fall through the cracks.
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*always considered the Houyhnhyms to be kinda stuck up, anyway*
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*was going to make a joke about the Houyhnhyms right after CC's post when he read this last night, but didn't feel like looking up the spelling* :-)
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