Does DMOZ record IP?

[hdpt00]

I want to submit 3 new sites to DMOZ on 3 seperate topics in hopes of getting 1 of them in. I previously submitted a site about 6 months ago with no luck, hoping one of these might take.

Anyhow, when I submit I was thinking of using differnt emails so they don't know I submitted a bunch of sites at once as then they might think they are spam (which they aren't). Am I being too cautious or shoudl i go ahead and used the [e-mail] for each submission.

Any tips would be great for those that have submitted multiple sites at once before.

Thanks!

[julinho]

I once tried to submit a site from my office, which uses some combination of proxy/firewall which disguises IPs. I got a reply like "sorry, your submission was not accepted because we canīt identify your IP". So, for sure, dmoz tries at least to verify your IP.

About using the same email, I can say that I have more than a few dozen sites listed, all legitimate, all with the same email. This doesnīt seem to be an issue sith dmoz.

[motsa]

Anyhow, when I submit I was thinking of using differnt emails so they don't know I submitted a bunch of sites at once as then they might think they are spam (which they aren't). Am I being too cautious or shoudl i go ahead and used the [e-mail] for each submission.

Using different emails would make it look like you were trying to hide something, don't you think? If the sites are listable according to ODP guidelines, then I wouldn't worry about email addresses or IPs.

[Pedent]

Submitting (within the guidelines) the home pages of three different sites hardly counts as spamming, especially if they're on different topics.