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Brute force indexing?
I have an inkling Cuil might not be everything it's touted to be. The only reason for brute force indexing is to fill in the gaps where you've come up short in your harvesting/indexing algorithms.
Posted by: Arapey   Posted on: 09/02/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Brute force indexing?  Arapey | 09/02/08
All crawlers/spiders will kill bandwidth.  B.O.F.H. | 09/02/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  MC1171611 | 09/02/08
This used to be standard behavior...  Marty R. Milette | 09/02/08
Yes but...  Mike (not Cox) | 09/02/08
Agreed ...  joemartn | 09/03/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  russguill | 09/02/08
Yahoo also does ...  joemartn | 09/03/08
Quite...  Marty R. Milette | 09/03/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  ebhb2004@... | 09/03/08
Does Cuil not respect .sitemap files and robots.txt?  Joel R | 09/03/08
Absolute disaster  chaz15 | 09/03/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  Louis.Ross@... | 09/03/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  bhn1997 | 09/03/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  bhn1997 | 09/03/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  binarypc | 09/03/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  Macs4EaseOfUse | 09/03/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  rbslack@... | 09/04/08
RE: Is Cuil killing the Internet?  apb91781 | 09/10/08
Bust their chops.  AnyMouse | 09/29/08

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