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Quite possibly I don't understand what its doing or why, but I entered the word "stylus", meaning the needle on a turntable, and I got an opening suggestion of
by alan_cx 13y ago
Quite possibly I don't understand what its doing or why, but I entered the word "stylus", meaning the needle on a turntable, and I got an opening suggestion of "writing implements", and the tree related only to that. So, unfortunately for me a bit of a fail. Like I say, perhaps I missed the point.
- IanCal 13y agoI assume it didn't have that meaning in whatever database it's using. Writing implements is a valid interpretation at least. It does seem to do disambiguation if you search for the classic 'pitch'. It's just a fun way of walking from one concept to another, like browsing Wikipedia and ending up miles from where you started.
- slashdotaccount 13y agowith what i understand, the idea here is to basically start from somewhere, tread a path and get 'lost' somewhere else or into something. It's fun to walk through i guess. What i liked is - now, i tried the word "stylus" like you did, but misspelled it as 'stylis'. it gave auto-correct suggestion - did you mean 'stylus'. good for a small site, i think.
- anigbrowl 13y agoIn fairness, the writing implement definition was around for a few thousand years before the invention of record players. Try 'vinyl stylus' - you're not restricted to single words.