A website that lists websites to submit your website to
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#83https://github.com/rumca-js/Internet-Places-Database
Recently also created android app that can browse domains. It awaits fdroid approval.
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#84awesome-lists like you see on github seem to be missing, which would be a good inclusion. Although I think many of those curators are suffering a wave of slop right now so maybe not.
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#85Fun story: I built BetaList 16 years ago which was one of the first "product discovery" platforms. Years before Product Hunt, etc. I manually reviewed every submission and unfortunately often I had to tell founders that their startup didn't qualify to be included. Almost everyone would (understandably!) argue their case, but as volume increased I couldn't afford to go into a deep argument with every single founder. T…
Could you share why?
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#86Let's just bring back web rings
Off of the top of my web history
https://webring.theoldnet.com/
https://0uts1de.hisvirusness.com/
And of course a list of webrings
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#87For anyone curious about what all the links are, here are all the 50 websites that the directory links to. 1. Medium : https://medium.com 2. Crunchbase : https://crunchbase.com 3. Hacker News : https://news.ycombinator.com 4. Product Hunt : https://producthunt.com 5. Reddit r/SideProject : https://reddit.com 6. Slashdot : https://slashdot.org 7. G2 : https://g2.com 8. Awwwards : https://awwwards.com 9. Capterra : htt…
how can you make it so the blog of another company mentions your website so you get better SEO ?
Re: A website that lists websites to submit your website to
#88Re: A website that lists websites to submit your website to
#89Maybe this is new to folks not being active in the internet during the 90th, but essentially search engines were partly simply link catalogs, curated mostly like Yahoo, CompuServe, AOL.
Excite, Lycos. Web rings were a thing, stumbledupon, delicious - nothing new here.
Even blog listings were a thing with technorati.
And remember Digg?