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Re: [TLDA-Members] Re: [ga] Evolution of the Cartel


www.search.etc is one such engine in existence today

 

-----Original Message-----
From: L. Gallegos [mailto:jandl@jandl.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 15:09
To: members@tlda.net; public@tlda.net
Subject: Re: [TLDA-Members] Re: [ga] Evolution of the Cartel

 

Danny,

 

I haven't kept up with who is developing what lately, but I do know that 

there are search engines either in development or already in existance for 

the inclusive name space.  

[. . . ]

 

Back to search engines...  There will come a time, when demand is there, 

for more search capabilities.  The engines will appear when they are 

needed.  There may be a member or two in TLDA who have them started now, 

AAMOF.

 

Leah

 

 

On 23 Apr 2003 at 15:42, DannyYounger@cs.com wrote:

 

> Re:  All you have to do is make ONE 2-second setting change

> on your computer and they have lost all power over you.

> 

> John,

> 

> I haven't weighed in on inclusive namespace issues in some time, but I

> would like to express a concern...

> 

> Many users find content by way of search engines.  Unfortunately, I am

> still not aware of any popular search tools that are returning results from

> the inclusive namespace.  If these sites can't readily be found, then they

> are of little value to the vast majority of users, and they are certainly

> of highly limited value to businessmen who launch a commercial website

> precisely because they want to be found.

> 

> Can you advise as to what is being done in your own community to attend to

> this problem?  Or is my assessment of the problem incorrect?

> 

> Best regards,

> Danny 

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