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Also known as dmoz.org, ODP, Mozilla Directory, GNUHoo, Open Directory Project, directory.mozilla, NewHoo, Netscape Open Directory

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DMOZ was a free, volunteer-maintained web directory that organized links to websites into categories, much like a library catalog for the internet. Though owned by AOL, it was built and kept up-to-date by a community of unpaid editors who believed in making web information openly accessible to everyone.

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Website.name: DMOZ
Website.logo: DMOZ logo.svg
Website.logo_alt: "dmoz" in white on a green background with each letter in a separate square
Website.screenshot: Dmoz - Open Directory Project.PNG
Website.url: www.dmoz.org () <!-- { {URL
Website.commercial: No
Website.type: Web directory
Website.registration: Optional
Website.language: 90 languages, including English
Website.num_users: 90,000
Website.parent: AOL
Website.current_status: Closed
Website.content_license: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported, Open Directory License
Website.successor: Curlie.org

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: web directory
Country: United States
Founded by: Netscape
Owned by: Netscape
Author: Netscape
Official website: www.dmoz.org
Image: Dmoz - Open Directory Project.PNG
Motto: Humans do it better

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Commons category: DMOZ
topic's main category: Category:DMOZ
inception: 1998-01-01
dissolved, abolished or demolished date: 2017-03-14
Alexa rank: 78263
official blog URL: blog.dmoz.org
web feed URL: blog.dmoz.org/rss.xml
social media followers: 6732
replaced by: Curlie

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