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What makes kagi users more of a community than other search engine users? I imagine it's a somewhat self-selecting group so I can't tell if it's just verbiage o
by Rebelgecko 2y ago
What makes kagi users more of a community than other search engine users? I imagine it's a somewhat self-selecting group so I can't tell if it's just verbiage or a meaningful distinction.
- lillecarl 2y agoThey all pay, it's a distinction to "every other search engine" and their users. They have a Discord server where news and updates are released, hyped and discussed. Kagi is appreciated and people like to associate with appreciated things
- derwiki 2y agoThey sent me a yellow tshirt. If I ever run into someone with the same tshirt, we can high-five and say “same team!”
- throwup238 2y agoThere’s thousands of us!
- Cerium 2y agoMy daughter loves when I wear the shirt. "Doggo!"
- graemep 2y agoI never got my T-shirt. Might have gone to my old address (they said they would send it to the new one though!)
- CobaltFire 2y agoYou and me both. Sad I never got mine.
- FinnLobsien 2y agoI think it's similar to those note taking apps that were big a few years ago (Roam Research, Obsidian etc.) Being weird enough to not use the free incumbent and pay for a niche solution instead means you share values with those people, which unites them and creates a community
- ddingus 2y agoMaybe Kagi treating them like one? The feel is smaller, closer compared to Google, as an easy example.