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Yeah, we have heard that from several others too :/ I have no idea why it's happening. Anyone who knows how to solve the problem?
by kjbekkelund 14y ago
Yeah, we have heard that from several others too :/ I have no idea why it's happening. Anyone who knows how to solve the problem?
- wmblaettler 14y agoFrom Websense's site: Potentially Damaging Content - sites likely to contain little or no useful content (source: http://www.websense.com/content/urlcategories.aspx http://www.websense.com/content/urlcategories.aspx) Could it be because your page is almost entirely a list of links? (not saying that's bad, personally) You could try contacting Websense: What you can do if you feel a website has been incorrectly categorized. ... You can also suggest that Websense researchers reevaluate a categorization by e-mailing suggest@websense.com.
- kjbekkelund 14y agoHaha, "little or no useful content" ;) I'll send them an email. Thanks!
- kjbekkelund 14y agoGot an answer from Websense: "Categorization updates should be reflected in the next scheduled database publication, and will be available shortly to Real-Time Updates subscribers" :)
- bliss 14y agofyi: now available, good looking site too ;-)