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pretty much what we're up to at Breeze. we started out with topic searches, added web search, and are now blending the two. some examples: 1. web, blog tab in

pretty much what we're up to at Breeze. we started out with topic searches, added web search, and are now blending the two. some examples: 1. web, blog tab in search results is ours, and our first iteration of making it easier to dial in topics directly from web results -> https://breezethat.com/ https://breezethat.com/ 2. early pre-web-wide topics before we added web search, https://breezethat.com/topics https://breezethat.com/topics 3. ladypedia, an experiment on tuning out ugender bias for Women's History Month on Wikipedia pages, https://breezethat.com/p/ladypedia https://breezethat.com/p/ladypedia 4. we're currently sussing out the extent to which sites are human-ranked vs. using other machine-extracted information from a page / site -- it's a lot of rapid iteration at the moment 5. we have similar thoughts as Ahrefs on publisher profit sharing, although we haven't established if we'll hit their 90/10 mark or not. we also have option for users to go premium and skip all ads

scim-knox-twox 5y ago
Are you planning to add accounts with ability to rank domains, like Kagi.com? There are a lot of useless, low-quality sites that I (so other people might find it useful) never want to see. I want to avoid using uBlacklist for that.
- aghilmort 5y ago
  tl;dr -- yes 1. why? - only way scales -- we can't possibly curate everything - some sort of shared gain -- token, rev share, that's WIP - core concept is what we call "deep reddit" - search all links in a subreddit 2. users will get same controls - domains <- specific, subs, TLDs, etc. - keywords <- exact or fuzzy, akin to ~ - structure <- microformats, schema.org, etc. - format / content <- images, blogs, newsletters, video, etc. - user controls <- think form builder so don't have to remember query syntax - updates <- how often to snag updates - alerts, etc. 3. deployments - private, unlisted, or public - branded or white labeled / embedded - basically your personalized equalizer for the web

scim-knox-twox 5y ago

Are you planning to add accounts with ability to rank domains, like Kagi.com? There are a lot of useless, low-quality sites that I (so other people might find it useful) never want to see. I want to avoid using uBlacklist for that.

aghilmort 5y ago
tl;dr -- yes 1. why? - only way scales -- we can't possibly curate everything - some sort of shared gain -- token, rev share, that's WIP - core concept is what we call "deep reddit" - search all links in a subreddit 2. users will get same controls - domains <- specific, subs, TLDs, etc. - keywords <- exact or fuzzy, akin to ~ - structure <- microformats, schema.org, etc. - format / content <- images, blogs, newsletters, video, etc. - user controls <- think form builder so don't have to remember query syntax - updates <- how often to snag updates - alerts, etc. 3. deployments - private, unlisted, or public - branded or white labeled / embedded - basically your personalized equalizer for the web