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I was texting a developer friend just a few days ago about the idea of boosting specific sites in search results, so yay! Basically, if wikipedia has an articl
by gcanyon 4y ago
I was texting a developer friend just a few days ago about the idea of boosting specific sites in search results, so yay!
Basically, if wikipedia has an article that is even remotely related to what I queried, I want that link at (or very near) the top.
Unfortunately my first test didn't work: I pinned wikipedia (the most prominent option) and searched "spline socket" -- no wikipedia link at all. "wikipedia spline socket" on google gives:
* Spline - Wikipedia
* Spline (mechanical) - Wikipedia
* List of screw drives - Wikipedia
* Socket wrench - Wikipedia -- this is the one with the info I was looking for.
That said, this is super promising. But apparently even at $10/month they'd be losing money on me, significantly. I average 20-30 searches per day on my laptop alone. I shudder to think what my phone usage is.