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I think a lot of people (myself included) are craving something different in the search space. From Altavista right up until now, search hasn't really changed m
by taktix 13y ago
I think a lot of people (myself included) are craving something different in the search space. From Altavista right up until now, search hasn't really changed much over the years. Refined and improved for sure, but not changed.
It's like we're all stuck in the same paradigm - the same way of thinking.
I'm excited about Yandex and it looks promising, but the landing page needs a copywriter badly.
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- david927 13y agoI'm part of something really different in the search space that's about to launch. If you want a sneak preview, my email is in my profile. Edit: That's an open invitation
- DanBC 13y ago> It's like we're all stuck in the same paradigm - the same way of thinking. I would like a search engine that brings back some of the serendipity to searching. A search engine that doesn't help you find a specific piece of information, but that helps you explore the domain by getting you to places where information is shared. I remember when you could search for something, and the hits would be relevant and free of SEO. There'd be some results from .edu tlds, and some autodidact would have a nice page crammed full of information, and useful links.
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- sanxiyn 13y agoYou may enjoy http://millionshort.com http://millionshort.com then.