The New Live.Com
Ah, Simplicity. What do you think? Methinks it looks familiar, as all have since Alta Vista days.
Ah, Simplicity. What do you think? Methinks it looks familiar, as all have since Alta Vista days.
Reader Jeremy Writes: [Yahoo] couldn't get off the crack pipe...the Paid Inclusion model. It failed *everywhere*. [It] still can't get off the crack.
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There is a quite simple way Microsoft could immediately win users over from Google: Turn off the "nofollow" switch.
For more sophisticated (advanced) users, it could offer sliders (similar to the facebook.com sliders) to weight the different "rel" types.
Either way, this would get me to switch to live.com as my default search engine of choice immediately -- "nofollow" was a really stoopid idea (it ranks up there with "miserable failure" as one of the worst mistakes ever made at the Googleplex).
In the long run, we're all dead. In the medium term, domain names will become ever more significant. In the short run, fixing the "nofollow" mistake would give Microsoft a great advantage over Google.
Meh, it's "simple" yet still very ugly.
Live search is cool but Live Video is
awesome... You can watch video just by
pointing your mouse.
NMW, your are right but...
I don't think Live will Turn off the "nofollow" switch...
HopHunt doesn't have "nofollow" switch.
Try it below:
http://www.hophunt.com
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