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I find this amusing, because it seems like Kagi's target audience dislikes this (politically polarized), and I as someone who is not Kagi's target audience like
by Ferret7446 11mo ago
I find this amusing, because it seems like Kagi's target audience dislikes this (politically polarized), and I as someone who is not Kagi's target audience likes this (politically neutral).
- embedding-shape 11mo agoWait, what? Their choice is specifically a politically neutral one, wouldn't that mean their target audience is a politically neutral one? Why is your impression that Kagi's target audience is politically polarized users? Been a paying user of Kagi for years, never got that impression. FWIW, I don't think Kagi should remove or avoid indexing content from countries that invade others, because a lot of the times websites in those countries have useful information on them. If Kagi were to enact such a block, it would mean it would no longer surface results from HN, reddit and a bunch of other communities, effectively making the search engine a lot less useful.
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- bawolff 11mo agoPolitics is not just a 1 dimensional line.
- saturnite 11mo agoYeah, it's two dimensional. One axis goes from good to evil. The other axis, chaotic to lawful.
- Dilettante_ 11mo agoThere's a secret third dimension you can ascend to through a hole in the neutral middle where the forces of the other two axes cancel out. 'The Elites' doesn't want you to know this. /hj?
- justinclift 11mo agoHeh Heh Heh, the D&D standard approach. ;)
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- brendoelfrendo 11mo agoWhy is supporting Yandex, who are involved in Russian politics and linked to the ruling regime, a neutral decision? That is very much a political decision, in the same way that working with US tech companies is a political decision. You need to decide what you're willing to tolerate and where your ethical lines are drawn; the alternative isn't neutrality, it's nihilism.
- lostlogin 11mo agoSolution: Kagi as it is, but with a ‘remove Yandex’ toggle. Even if it was a paid upgrade, I’d take it.
- hambes 11mo agoBecause when Ferret7446 says "neutral", they mean "anything that doesn't harm them". Centrism is a lie.
- immibis 11mo agoSame reason supporting Google, Microsoft, YCombinator is a neutral decision. Kagi uses both Yandex and Google btw.