Start with what you know. Add your own
site if you have one. Find the most appropriate topic for it, write an
unbiased description, and rate it fairly. (No one cares if you lived off
Skittles and Mountain Dew for a week while you created it. The end user
just wants to know if it has the information they want, is easy to use,
doesn't cause convulsions from over use of blink tags, or crashes their
browser.) How does it compare to other sites in this topic? If you
have questions, ask the topic manager for guidance.
Presumably you've chosen a topic to work
in that interests you so you should have sites in mind that you want to add to
the directory. Look at the sites you have bookmarked on your
computer. What are the ones you visit most frequently?
After you have added your favorite sites, you
may want to search for others to add. Use search engines, other
directories, check the links pages on the sites you have added, and look for
top 25/50/100 listings for that topic. Do not add the search
results page or any links only page. Review each site listed on these
individually and submit the quality sites.