My first acid test for search engines, other than a baseline performance speed, for 15 years has been simple: search for myself. Whoever finds either the most

My first acid test for search engines, other than a baseline performance speed, for 15 years has been simple: search for myself. Whoever finds either the most up-to-date or most results about me in the first page of results, gets my (reluctant) vote as my default search engine. This is not because of any particular vain reason but my name is esoteric enough to be almost unique and with time, despite my careful attempts, I have ended up leaving a significant Internet trail. Fortunately, only one search engine always finds details about me: Google. Bing shows ZERO results about me, after even 10 default pages! However, I would still use Google over other search engines for one reason alone: date-ranged searching. This is very useful for many reasons.