Local DMOZ or .com?

Is it better to post in a local directory or should one post in the .com?

[tribal]

I'm about to submit a dutch site to DMOZ, but now I'm wondering about the following question:
Should I submit the site to the local DMOZ (dmoz.nl) or would it be better to sumbit it to dmoz.com? What would the advantages be when submitting to the local .nl-directory?

- Would submitting to the .nl-directory help dutch people find the site better?
- Can the site still be found in the .com when submitted to the .nl-directory?

[misja]

Hi,

[dmoz.nl...] is the same as:
[dmoz.org...]

The link 'toevoegen URL' on dmoz.nl points to dmoz.org, so it doesn't matter where you submit your site.

[tribal]

Hi misja, thanks for the quick answer.

Must be too early for me not to have noticed that ;)

So there are no apparant advantages/disadvantages when submitting to dmoz.nl?

[misja]

Yes, no advantages and no disadvantages ...

[totalXSive]

If you submit to dmoz.nl, it will end up in the same place as a submission from dmoz.com or dmoz.org . There's no advantage to submitting to both.

[choster]

To clarify further, dmoz.nl is not an official site owned by Netscape, it is a language/country gateway maintained by a volunteer editor. There are a number of these, including dmoz.fr and dmoz.ch. All of these volunteer-maintained sites, as well as the two official, complete mirrors at ch.dmoz.org and de.dmoz.org, display only static HTML output-- all submission processing is channeled to dmoz.org, which then hands it off to editors.dmoz.org for actual processing into the database.