Why is it so hard to find a specific item or information on the internet?
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I also have the feeling that if anything that is marketable for profit it won't be handy from the web, and information, unfortunately is often the most expensive commodity.
492565
Why not try the internet.
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Not everyone is very good at using a search engine. It does take a little bit of familiarity and skill to find what you're looking for. I've seen people type into a search engine something like: "Where can I find plant food in New Jersey?" .... obviously not a good search. You and I know that '"plant food" "new jersey" store' would be a much better search.  Using google is easy to you and I and many other people but consider this: Think about the intelligence of the average person you know. Consider how dumb they are, then realise that half the people in the world are dumber than that.
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Sometimes but not always. Sometimes a person cant find something they've been researching and they ask around to see if anybody knows any good sites.
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why not try yahoo search!!
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Because many people are under the (false) impression that the internet in general is a reliable source for information.  Also, its much easier to punch a subject into a search engine and use the answer that comes up, than to actually look for a reliable resource and read through it to find the information you need.
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look it up on a search engine
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Try this. It is a very good search engine and it is new and it is improving:\nhttp://www.refdata.net
193317
maybe in google (images) whit advanced search.
692626
It's hard to find that info anywhere, good luck.
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I've exhausted my research and I can't find anything.  I see you have been all over the Internet to find it.  What's up with that?
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Just a little advice... websites that have nothing but links can be annoying.  I hate it when I do a search, click a link and it only takes me to more links. Such a pain.
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y don't u look it up on the net. don't ask stooopid questions when a 2 second search will work.
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Contact the sources of the information, not the search engine. The search engine is searching for certain strings of information, such as a name. If anyone has your name, they're information may come up in your search. Find out where the search engine found the information and contact that institution to get it removed or fixed.
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It hasn't affected how I find information. It has affected the technology used to network all these computers together.  Eventually the networking will use a different protocol that has room for many more IP addresses. That will require a lot of hardware behind the scenes to be upgraded and replaced, but having more sites on the net just means more places to look for information.  That's a good thing.  Search Engines and other tools handle cataloging that information for me automatically.
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Get on the internet and find it yourself!
958745
try to search in google.