Done averything wrong...need help!

[voodoo]

Hi, i'm very new on this so please undestand my stupid questions!
i submited my Url to some search engines, after that i discovered www.searchengineworld.com and undrestand that all what i done was wrong!!!, now i have learn a little and want to change all but if i submit my page again will be a spam? in altavista there say that it will deleted from the database don't now in the rest...want to do everything again...

Thanks you (sorry for my english)

[tedster]

voodoo,

Welcome to the WmW forums!

I'd say take the time to do a good job. Hang out here for a while and pick up some pointers -- I'm learning more every day from the helpful folks in this community. And when you're feeling really good about what you've got, submit the URLs again.

If you submit the same URLs, but now they have different, and updated content, you should be fine. That's not spam at all. Spam would be submitting the same pages, day after day, without changing anything. Waiting a couple weeks and submitting changed pages is fine.

[voodoo]

Ok, Thanks for your help!!

[grnidone]

Voo-

Don't feel stupid. I think everyone has made that mistake when they start out.

-G

[oilman]

Hey Voodoo - welcome ;)

>>so please undestand my stupid questions!

no such thing as a stupid question. Feel free to ask anything you want.

>>all what i done was wrong

you don't even want to know the terribly wrong things I did when I was new to this. I still can't believe I never got banned.

[DaveAtIFG]

Hi voodoo - I used to think of myself as "The King of Dumb Mistakes." We've ALL made them, it's part of learning. And when most of us were making ours, there was little information or help available like WmW offers.

The WORST mistake you can make is to not take advantage of the help available here. Think of your questions as "simple questions" or "beginner's questions," as we do, not "stupid questions." OK?

[drbill]

You know I have to agree with Dave.. My Father once told me... "There are no stupid questions, Only stupid anwsers...."

[tedster]

My mother, who is 80, just decided she needed to become computer literate -- at least to the point of email so she could get in the loop with the younger family members. She was deeply impressed at how well we stayed in touch through email, when ten years ago we could barely remembered each other's names.

No one could ask questions more "newbie" than hers. You see, she never even typed before. For my mom, the shift key is a technological wonder.

And I'm so very, very proud of her for asking me about it.

[voodoo]

Thanks you all for the welcome!!! nice to be here!