Yahoo is testing blog and RSS search

Yahoo and Google certainly need to upgrade their searches of blogs. I've posted more than 2,000 times on my blog during the last 30 months, and I find that my posts seldom are indexed. Indeed, they're not indexed as much as my message board, which I advertise on both sites.

Overall, search engines leave much to be desired. I'm frequently frustrated by inconclusive, relatively simple searches. One reason, I suspect, is that many web sites are hidden behind signon/logon requirements, that keep the search engines out. Thus, you almost never see stories from the major papers or magazines turn up in searches.

At this point, I'd say search technology is where the Model T was almost a century ago.

Donald, I'd say that not only search technology, but also computers and the Internet are at a relatively primitive stage. If you consider Moore's law, the advance of new forms of computing based on nanotechnologies, maybe even quantum computing, everything we do now with computers is going to seem like painting on cave walls with blood.

Web surfing is fun, but many tasks are repetitious: Checking on the same sites everyday, remembering passwords, submitting to search engines or testing web sites over and over again. With iMacros you record these tasks once and then let the iMacros software execute them whenever you need them.
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