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| Has the DMOZ Ship Sailed?
October 10, 2006 LinkMoses loves DMOZ, and his alter ego is a 6 year category editor, but curses upon their "become an editor" gauntlet. If a fellow with the knowledge and expertise of Foster Coburn can't be an editor for this category, then nobody can. C'mon DMOZ, Foster is the EXACT type of person you should be thankful to get and you should scream Hallelujah! So get your act together DMOZ before you don't matter. You had it all, and got too picky. Now you are like the Titanic. You have a chance to alter your course before you hit the berg. What are you going to do? Eric Ward, aka LinkMoses
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| About the Author |
 Eric
Ward founded the Web's
first
service for announcing, linking,
and building buzz for Web sites, back in 1994. His client list is a
who's who of online brands. Ward is best known as the person behind the
linking campaigns for Amazon.com Books, Weather.com, The Link Exchange,
Rodney Dangerfield (Rodney.com), the AMA, and PBS.org. His services won
the 1995 Award For Internet Marketing Excellence, and he was selected
as one of the Web's 100 most influential people by Websight magazine
in 1997. Eric is a 4-star speaker at Jupiter's Search Engine Strategies
conferences, and publishes The
Ward Report: Link Building and Content Publicity Tactics. Eric has
written online marketing advice columns for MarketingProfs, ClickZ and
Ad Age magazine. He, his wife Melissa, and toddler
Noah live in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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