Remember the good old days of talking about a "semantic web"? Now we just get one Google results page of SEO'd garbage with no way to process them. I can't hel

Remember the good old days of talking about a "semantic web"? Now we just get one Google results page of SEO'd garbage with no way to process them. I can't help plug kagi.com, which has the amazing feature of grouping SEO'd stuff like recommendation lists together, so a thing that's contextually useful is still available but without polluting the other contexts.