I think it is the most frustrating search engine out there. it is inacurate and seems to have a lot of forign and dead links. Anyone else agree???
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I agree with you. ANd it's because it was one of the first. People 'love' and use Google because of the name. Instead of saying, "do an internet search" people say, "Google it" everyone knows what you mean. The same with iPods, you buy the name. There are better MP3 players out there that cost a lot less, yet everyone gets an iPod because of the name.
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No. It would not show up on subsciption search engines. It's also not worth your while to even try to do that. Words come into and fall out of use every year. Also the people who design search engines are (many of them) mathematicians. You can't do a cute trick and think that will slip by them. Also, where would you plan on hosting a site that big?
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It is hilarious.  Typing in "miserable failure" also works.  However, this is not a statement by the Googlemasters.  These results are generated because of a practice called "googlebombing" wherein pranksters can cause certain results to show up.
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Developing a search engine is not easy ... it needs lots of investment and lots of marketing, moreover ... you need to innovate something new that is doesn't exist now (which is so difficult) ... \n\nWe developed recently a new search engine that has three new ideas ... http://www.deepy.com but still we have a lot of work to do just to take 0.0003 % of Search Engine market.
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Yahoo! works better than any other service of it type for me when doing general work/searches. While I use other services including Goggle and MSN, I have the least problems with Yahoo! (and Goggle which runs on top of Yahoo!)...\n\n\nBTW consider yourself luck, when I started teaching the Internet at an adult ed level in '93 there wasn't any search engine that worked  with any reliability... and anything like Y!Answers was only done via text on the Usenet... no voting... no way of searching for answers without reading thru sometimes hundreds of posts... oh and did I mention that being in an academic setting we we had a single ISDN line feeding 30 student and 10 facilty computers but the ISP didn't have enough bandwidth to keep up with us so we frequently crashed the ISP's equipment when we weren't overheating our digital modem... Those were the days :-(
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to be honest, very dull and boring website. need to improve in graphics and content. need hell lot of hard work on it.
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I checked out the page, and it looks like Yahoo! might have passed it over for not meeting their search content quality guidelines: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/indexing/indexing-14.html\n\nHowever, if it's a new site, it may still be indexed later after Yahoo! follows a link to it from elsewhere.
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well i did soo to bad =D LOL.\n\noh yea, and http://www.geocities.com/lilndnplaya/noclick.html <--that is the link. (your's had a >DO at the end. haha)\n\n-alyssa
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Same problem here. But if it gets me more answers to my outstanding questions, that's fine by me.  Also, it's possible that the links he created just aren't working properly.
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I would say that you have an overall lack of search engine optimization for your product line. For example "Russian nesting doll" should be better targeted with more history and information about the craft. Your site is also extremely slow to respond which will drive customers away quicly.
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I share your frustrations. I think it is an utter waste of webspace when people ask stupid questions when they can easily google the answers themselves.  Some questions are just intended to flame bigotry and hatred between users but most appalling of all is that it is a testament to the level of ignorance and intolerance we all experience today.
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I agree. This should be like a living encyclopedia, where people contribute their knowledge, but it isn't. There are a whole load of questions that should not be allowed. Here are some types that I have been daft enought to answer within the last week:-\n1 Too lazy to do own homework e.g. "Visit a Maxican community and write your observation? why do like this community?"\n2. Jokes e.g. "Clairvoyants: I would like to send you a cheque for £1,000. Could you please mail your name and address to me?"\n3. Too lazy to do an internet search e.g. "Does anyone know anything about Christine De Pisan?"\n4. Impossible to know e.g. "How many people own alarm clocks in the U.S.?"\n5. Inadequate detail e.g. "Is there an underground tunnel at excelsior high school?"\n6. Feedback grumbles e.g. "Thanks for the answer on Irish Clubs!! I am english - my husband is irish thankyou.We socialise with ALL!!?"\n7. Useless trivia e.g. "What is the correct Ibo/Igbo translation of, 'Throw him'?"\n8. Self-publicism e.g. Does anyone know who jonathon c mclachlan is?\n\nSometimes a member of the Answers Team bothers to read some of the postings. I just hope that one of them reads this, and comes up with a suggestion for improving Yahoo! Answers.
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I'm using Google more/more, seems to handle searches much better for more info.  Still use Yahoo also.
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I have been a faithful user of Yahoo search for many years, until just recently.  I noticed that Yahoo does not give me the results i'm searchin for compared to the Google results.  Google has been really impressive lately. \n\nSorry Yahoo... Google has you beat... For Now anyways!
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ROTFL!!!!  I know who you are talking about!!! It is annoying cause sometimes I forget what the website is and I click on it by mistake.
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Although Yahoo! Mail is the best, in my opinion, thier search engine isn't. I much more like Google.com, mainly because they have more sites subbmitted, and I have Google Mobile search engine on my phone ;) .
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>Which other Search Engines can I submit this Sitemap to?\n\nNone, Google is the only one offering this facility.