Bramble72 — a reading list of the open web

Questions, occasionally asked

What is Bramble72?

Bramble72 is an open web directory catalogued in the tradition of the printed gazetteer. It records 834 sites across 22 sections, covering a wide range of commercial, civic, and specialist localities on the modern internet.

Is it free to list my site?

Yes. Submitting a site to the Bramble72 register is free of charge. There is no premium tier or paid placement. All accepted entries are listed on equal terms within their relevant section.

How are sites organised?

Sites are organised by section according to their principal trade or subject matter. Bramble72 uses 22 sections ranging from Technology Works and Medical Quarters to Wayfaring Establishments and the General Register. Within each section, entries appear in the order they were accepted into the register.

How do I submit a site?

Use the Add a Site form available on the Bramble72 website. Provide your site's URL, select the most relevant section, and submit the form. The editorial team will review the entry and, if accepted, add it to the register.

How long does review take?

Most submissions are reviewed within a short period of receiving the form. Bramble72 aims to process entries promptly. If your site meets the basic criteria — accessible domain, relevant category — it will typically be added to the register without delay.

Can I update my listing?

At present, the Bramble72 register does not offer a self-service editing interface. If your site's title or description requires correction, contact the editorial team directly through the information provided on the site.

What kinds of sites are accepted?

Bramble72 accepts sites covering the full range of the register's 22 sections. Proprietors should select the section that best fits their primary trade or subject. Sites that fall outside any specific section may be added to the General Register & Miscellaneous Entries section.