// Marginalia26 FAQ
Is it free to file a site with Marginalia26?
Yes. Filing a site with Marginalia26 costs nothing. There is a single submission form, no premium tiers, and no charge at any stage of the process.
What is Marginalia26?
Marginalia26 is a free web directory that holds 828 filed entries across 22 editorial columns. Operators submit their sites, each entry is reviewed at the desk, and approved entries appear in the relevant subject column.
How are sites organised in the index?
The index is divided into 22 subject columns — from the Adult Column and Capital Pages through to the Tech Pages and Travel File. When an operator files a site, they select the column that best fits their primary activity, and the editorial desk confirms the placement before publication.
How do I submit a site?
Use the filing form on the Add a Site page. Enter the URL, choose the relevant column, and provide a short description of the site. The desk will review the filing and, if it clears, add it to the index.
Does Marginalia26 review submissions before they appear?
Yes. Every filing goes through a desk review before it appears in the index. The review checks that the URL resolves, the filing is complete, and the column assignment is appropriate. Sites that do not pass review do not appear.
What kinds of sites does Marginalia26 accept?
Marginalia26 accepts filings from operators across a broad range of sectors — from legal and medical services to gaming, travel, technology, and general business. The index covers 22 distinct beats; if a site fits one of those columns and passes desk review, it is eligible to appear.
How long does it take for a submitted site to appear?
Most filings are reviewed and, if approved, appear in the index within a short period of submission. The desk processes filings in order of receipt.
// About the ANCHOR
Marginalia26 is a free, editorially maintained web directory that currently holds 828 filed entries spread across 22 subject columns. Operators submit their sites through the standard filing form; each submission passes through the editorial desk before it appears in the index. The directory runs a straightforward beat structure — from the Gaming Ledger and Health Column to the Capital Pages and Travel File — so readers can navigate directly to the subject area they need. There are no algorithms, no auction-based placements, and no subscription tiers: a site either files and clears editorial review, or it does not appear. Marginalia26 is updated continuously as new dispatches are received and cleared. The index is free to browse and free to file with.
