Craig from New Zealand -

I have submitted my rss and I received an email saying there is no catagory information. When I try to give it one it is already in a catagory of 'energy' and there is no option to change it. There is a subcatagory option for 'energy' but my site is 'entertainment' or 'gaming'.

How do I change it when there is no option to do so.

Comment #1 Craig from New Zealand -

OK, I chose a subcatagory anyway. Now my games are in 'Energy' with Subcategory: international energy...you work it out. It should be in Games subcatagory whatever. There is no option to change the catagory

Comment #2 Craig from New Zealand -

Well, certainly on the ball here. Good forum...

Comment #3 Ric from Australia -

Well I would certainly like the answer to that one too Craig. I seem to have been listed from the Northern Territory in Australia when I am in Victoria and have also been placed under the category of Energy.

Cheers,

Comment #4 Gregor from Utah -

I am located in Utah, USA and my feed deals with the "Food" category. I am also listed under "Northern Territory Australia" Category: "Energy" sub-category: "Solar". There is absolutely no correlation between my feed and this categorization. And of course there is no way to change the categorization on the site. I too need to know how this can be changed. - Is there actually any logic behind the categorization or does everyone automatically get listed incorrectly? Will my listing only be corrected once I add a return link from my site? If so it would have been nice to have been made aware of that before posting. I don't mind linking to other sites, and I'd be happy to link back to here, but I don't want to clutter up my site with tons of seo links, so I'm only intersted in linking to those sites that provide real value to my site as well. So far this is not the case here.

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