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Hi there,
We have finally managed to open the Trust Directory Project (TDP).


The following rules will duplicate the submission policies of TDP: <snip>

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A short, practical note for the thread: the new directory announced by got a design nod from , and is right to ask for the submission rules. If the rules page isn't obvious yet, the following checklist and troubleshooting tips will help get a clean listing accepted and avoid common problems.

  • Prepare a unique, human-written description (roughly 50–150 words). Avoid copy-pasting the site homepage or sitewide boilerplate.
  • Choose the single most relevant category. One listing per domain is typical.
  • Use the canonical URL (include protocol) and a working landing page; remove tracking parameters.
  • Provide accurate business NAP (name, address, phone) for local sites, plus a contact email.
  • Supply a site title, logo or screenshot if allowed, and at least one natural anchor/brand-based link — avoid exact-match keyword anchors.
  • Check the site for a robots block or noindex before submitting.
  • Expect manual review and variable turnaround; save a copy of your submission text.

If rules are not visible on the site, look for "Submit", "Guidelines", "About", "Terms" or "Help" links (header/footer), or for an account-only submission flow that reveals rules after signup. If those are missing, ask to post the guidelines or use the site contact form; archived or cached copies can reveal older policy text if the rules used to exist.

Caution: directory links have limited SEO value today and can backfire when used in bulk. Use this listing for clean citations and referral traffic, not for mass exact-match link building. If in doubt, request a sample accepted listing or clarification of link policies (paid vs editorial, rel=nofollow).

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We have finally managed to open the Trust Directory Project (TDP).

Nice. I like the website design

Thanks for the sharing.

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Where are rules dear??

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