Yahoo! Wants $299 for Listings
One of the few things I did to announce this blog (I'm still struggling with whether to send an email to the colleagues) is attempt to list it on Yahoo!
I looked around and the most appropriate category seemed to be Directory > Computers and Internet > Internet > World Wide Web > Weblogs >
Law so I clicked on the "suggest a site" button in that category.
My first reaction was, Wow! Either they're desperate, or things have changed in the three years or so since I last tried to put something in the directory. For this is (approximately) what I saw (squeezed a bit to fit the blog):
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There are two ways you can submit a site to the Yahoo! Directory. If you choose Yahoo! Express we guarantee that your site will be considered by our editors within 7 business days. |
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Most non-commercial sites have been suggested to Yahoo! this way |
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Naturally, I didn’t pay the $299. I just figured it would be a few months, so be it.
It took four days.
Posted by Michael : September 29, 2003 10:30 PM
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