Whitelist Your Domain on Frontend Dogma
Your domain is being featured on Frontend Dogma? Vouch for its content quality and maintenance to have it whitelisted for additional benefits!
What Are You Getting?
- All links to your domain are made regular links, without
rel=nofollow.
What’s the Process?
- Fill out the whitelisting form
- Await confirmation and processing
- Pay on Open Collective (other options available; currently only €25 per domain for individuals, €250 for organizations, and €2,500 for non-curated content platforms that allow every user to publish content)
Why Is This Necessary?
- As a large-scale and growing link hub, Frontend Dogma faces an extremely high risk of domains changing purpose or ownership. For this reason, all links are by default marked with
rel=nofollow. - The only way for Frontend Dogma to open this up is by asking domain owners to commit to content quality and site maintenance, and to make a small one-time contribution for the efforts needed to confirm and monitor the quality of their whitelisted content.
(Frontend Dogma reserves the right to refuse whitelisting of any domain, and to change and remove links. This particularly holds when a domain is found not to provide relevant and useful content anymore, when content is being made inaccessible—including being put behind a paywall—, or when its purpose and owner change. Note that links can be proposed, but not bought, that is, whitelisting does not influence whether and what links are being placed to a domain. For questions, reach out via email.)