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The reason I ask is I was talking to a representative of the Resource Discovery Network [rdn.ac.uk], which is a long term UK academic program that classifies web resources. Every record/website is manually checked through many levels and catalogued accordingly by a subject specific librarian. This has to be considered a quality resource even though its size is not really comparable to the ODP?
Similarly and to an extent Zeal?
Comments?
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DMOZ's importance is mainly due to the generally high Pagerank the categroies can have and the fact that you can get in for free.
I thought remembering Googleguy saying somewhere that DMOZ does not get any preferential importance.
Another question is if a DMOZ link is counted twice as a back-link. Once from DMOZ and once from the Google directory.
Thanks for suggesting the RDN, will have a look at that.