Browse recently highlighted directory sections and use the focused categories to find relevant organizations, publications, communities, and services.
Each submitted website should be placed in the narrowest accurate category. A useful listing identifies the site, explains its purpose in factual language, and takes visitors to a substantial destination rather than a temporary promotion or doorway page. Category placement may be adjusted when another section better reflects the main content.
Recency alone does not guarantee value. Before relying on a listing, verify the organization behind it, check dates and policies, and confirm important details on the destination site. Commercial listings should publish clear terms, while educational and community resources should identify their authors or responsible organization.
Use the Submit Link page to recommend a relevant resource. Read the submission rules, choose an accurate category, and avoid promotional descriptions that cannot be verified.
Check the destination domain, publisher identity, update date, privacy practices, and any fees or eligibility requirements. If a listing has changed ownership or now redirects somewhere unrelated, use the contact and help page to report the problem.
A submission can be delayed or declined when the site is unavailable, the category is inaccurate, the description is promotional, ownership is unclear, or the destination presents safety or rights concerns. Resubmitting identical details does not resolve those issues; correct the underlying problem before trying again.
