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Because they're not using a crawler, that's why. Or, at least, that's my sense of things.
by ianedwards 14y ago
Because they're not using a crawler, that's why. Or, at least, that's my sense of things.
- dmbaggett 14y agoWait, so now anyone who wants to index Facebook can, as long as they don't crawl? Obviously, that's not true. So what's the deal? Does Facebook now have warrants in ark.com or something? There must be some quid pro quo.
- compsciphd 14y agothey are probably using the graph api. Which doesn't give you access to much data for most people (As we're all trained to limit what other people's apps can see of us)
- priley 14y agoAbsolutely correct. We are using the Graph API. The magic comes with you do link analysis and cluster it with other public data.