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- by avibes April 23, 2009 7:44 PM PDT
- System providers,programs etc, all are sleeping in the same bed. With their end resolve being user dollars(or they would be open source).Capitalism at it finest. There's no reason why there can't be multiple search engines provided instead of a single default engine. last man standing,king of the hill, my sides better than yours, more , more, more.As well if you pick the top 10 search engines, and the top 100 results. A large percentage of all will be the same.Last of all, each and every one of us empower them by partiicpating in the closed systems they create. In the end I hope our perseverance furthers our means as well as theirs.
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