jmccormac - 12:11 am on Apr 30, 2012 (gmt 0)

Cuil is a sobering reminder

The epitomy of the expression "if you can't be a good example then it is best to be a terrible warning."? :)

In my experience it's easier to get submissions than visitors - SEOs take the trouble to find the sites and submit; users often don't know about the sites and never find them.

I've solved the submissions problem to some extent. On the monitoring aspect, the algorithms will detect any change in a site and its hosting.

The theoretical side is perhaps the easiest part. The hard parts are going to be scaling it and publicising it, and, inevitably, getting users.

Regards...jmcc