Posted on 05/16/2006 4:30:51 AM PDT by mkjessup
Clusty has the cache function! Thanks! I've been looking forever, (although it HAS been a long time since I last looked). I've never seen that search engine before.
ROFL! Funny. Yeah, maybe I shouldn't use that one in polite company.
Dogpile!
Why not just just the grammatically correct terms "Hey, why don't you SEARCH for it?"
Well, so it does. Now don't I feel silly. It's obviously been a while since I last looked for alternatives. It looks like other companies are finally catching up with the Big Dog, which is quite pleasing. Thanks!
I did a simple search for the words privacy service (no quote marks). Cotse.net came up 2nd. Google is playing around here, for sure.
Forget Dogpile. Its main component is google.
I googled blonde and got you.
"I hardly ever use google, i mostly use Yahoo"
I mostly use msn
Good question. I haven't looked into it for a few years. But used to be there was a link off their website. I just went looking for it and couldn't find it.
They still use editors though for ranking. I found this article while I was searching for a link to apply to be an editor.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-Googles-Editors-Tag-and-Destroy-Offensive-Affiliate-Sites&id=81607
Some day in the not too distant future, we'll all be opining about how "I'm old enough to remember when Google was a search engine" the same way some of us can say "I'm old enough to remember when MTV played music videos."
doc30 wrote:
> it is a useless waste of bandwidth. <
So do you prefer that they become a useful waste of bandwidth?
I have been using www.goodsearch.com for the past month or so. This is a search engine using yahoo technology that donates 1 cent for every search made to a charity of your choosing. The estimate that the site gives is that is a group of 10K people could generate over $70k in donations. Pretty sweet.
". . .is like telling them not to think of a purple elephant."
I've never thought of a purple elephant in my life.
I checked them out, sounds like a good idea. Since "Free Republic" did not come up as a listed charity (and may not be eligible) does anyone know any conservative oriented charities that Goodsearch supports?
Naturally. IMHO, most of the interent is a useful waste of bandwidth ;)
ping to read later
One could also put down Salvation Army as a conservative charity
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