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Thank you and sorry about that. Feel free to submit a suitable page about taoism.

• azinman2 8y ago
  I’m the wrong one to submit as I’m trying to learn more myself. Wikipedia entries are an easy place to start, and that should be straightforward to add to your index. I think it’s problematic to have random people submit to the index with no incentive. I’m just becoming interested in tai chi, but I run no such webpage (who usually submits). There might be a way to gamify or otherwise incentivize people, but that’s a very non-scalable approach. Really only automated crawling can be done to significantly widen your index. It’s just very resource intensive... but good luck! I hope you can go far!
  • misterman0 8y ago
    "I think it’s problematic to have random people submit to the index with no incentive." "There might be a way to gamify" I hear you. First of all, you guys aren't random people to me. You're my favorite internet people. There are already some hundred entries in the index, all from you guys. If I analyzed the contents right now it would probably tell me something about us, as a group. One of the entries is pornhub.com. We have at least one male in the group. Maybe organic growth of the index has already started. And once I teach you how to use the public HTTP API and not just the web GUI, perhaps you will all start to see how useful this service already is. And it will grow even more. We'll see. Someone just donated 5 huge servers, big ones. Didyougogo will be around a while at least.