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I meant that users can upvote/downvote the results. EDIT: To clarify - I've just referenced Reddit in this post. I don't plan to use it anywhere else.

• delecti 8y ago
  That makes a lot more sense. My initial reaction was the same as the grandparent comment. I would suggest rewording the tagline to "Privacy respecting search engine with reddit style voting".
  • deleted 8y ago
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• codingdave 8y ago
  I'd drop any references to reddit - they are far from the only site with upvotes and downvotes, and while they have a rabid fan base, they also have a rabid detractor base. Better to just state your value props than to deliberately inherit the baggage from a contentious site.
  • cwkoss 8y ago
    Seconded, my initial impression was 'bad idea' until I read a bit more about how it worked. Seems like an interesting idea - could be quite useful if you can get a critical mass of user data.
  • c3534l 8y ago
    Call it hacker news style instead.
    • username3 8y ago
      Call it stack overflow style instead.
      • GordonS 8y ago
        Sorry, another bad idea - SO's search engine is notoriously bad.
        • username3 8y ago
          Google is SO’s search engine. He’s making google with SO voting.
• kristerv 8y ago
  Dude. Not a good response. Better to say "good point, thanks for the tip" since you're the one who suffers the bottom line - either you're understood or you aren't.