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Cuil Search Engine
July 28th, 2008 by Gregory Silvano Posted in Technology | No Comments »Today I read about Cuil for the first time. It’s getting quite a bit of press, probably thanks to the prominent link on the Drudge Report today.
So I gave Cuil the same test I give every search engine - and it failed miserably.
- A search for Gregory Silvano didn’t pull up anything special. And if the first page doesn’t include my LinkedIn account, then sorry - it’s not a very good search engine.
- A search for Stature Software returned nothing worthwhile. We’re not a hugely important site on the web, and that’s exactly the point. Most sites aren’t hugely important on the web and that’s why I need the search engine. If you search for Stature Software on Yahoo, Google, or MSN you’ll get our web site at least.
- It was slow. Too slow.
I’m no Google lover by any stretch, but Google wins this fight.
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