I think there is a grain of a good idea here. As i see it - new, "free search" internet would be a specially formatted content for each page published that wil

I think there is a grain of a good idea here. As i see it - new, "free search" internet would be a specially formatted content for each page published that will make it content easily searchable. Likely some tags within existing HTML content to comply with new "free search" standard. Open source, distributed agents would receive notifications about new, properly formatted "free search" pages and then index such page into the public indexed DB. Any publisher could release content and notify closest "free search" agent. Then - just like a blockchain - anyone could download such indexed DB to do instant local searches. There will be multiple variations of such DB - from small ones (<1TB) to satisfy small users giving just "titles" and "extracts" to large ones who need detailed search abilities (multi TB capacity). "Free search", distributed agents will provide clutter-free interface to do detailed search for anyone. I think this idea could easily be pickup up pretty much by everyone - everyone would be interested to submit their content to be easily searchable and escape any middlemen monopoly that is trying to control aspects of searching and indexing.