diamondgrl
msg:477623 | 6:08 pm on Dec 1, 2004 (gmt 0) |
5 minutes or forever. It all depends. It's a volunteer network of editors. So if they are relatively inactive and have a huge backlog of sites, you may never get in.
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motsa
msg:477624 | 11:02 pm on Dec 1, 2004 (gmt 0) |
You have to reply to the confirmation email in order to activate your account. Check your spam folder.
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Goober
msg:477625 | 11:31 pm on Dec 1, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Howdy, What really kills me is that (not in this case) people think just because the submit to dmoz, that they automatically get in. From time to time, I'll jump into the submisson check forum and just agonize over how people
don't pay attention to the posting rules. The editors would be much more effective if people only paid attention. Oh yeah, that and the perceived arrogance of the editors....that's a killer also. Goober
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mmikey121
msg:477626 | 12:47 am on Dec 2, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I have yet to receive the activation email. I have not registered for two accounts and have not rec'vd activation email on either one. How long should it take? thx
dave
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cbpayne
msg:477627 | 1:42 am on Dec 2, 2004 (gmt 0) |
>How long should it take? At the most, a couple of minutes. You either had a typo in your email or your spam filter got it.
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reuben101
msg:477628 | 1:53 am on Dec 2, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Ditto. If you entered a valid email and didn't get a notification in 10-20 minutes it was probably filtered by your mail/security software. The forum sign-up is automated and does not require an editors approval.
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