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not too bad once you get the language set to english, but it's got a long way to go to beat Google!
It seems that Openfind wanted badly to be called the biggest, and just added everything possible over the past year or so. I wonder how they would compare with Google if all the dead / junk pages were removed?
However, I do like several of their innovative features. They could compete if they clean it up.
Looks like someone trying to grab our market with highly optimised domain name and file names! However when I clicked on it was site not found.
Maybe some funny cloaking stuff being picked up? The database probably needs more filtering and garbage pick-up. I suspect the size of the index reflects the amount of returns like this.
I'm also curious about the "score" (he he)
For a long time I've had Openbot and Open Find as disalowed agents in my .htaccess and robots.txt... but they seem to have dozens of my pages. Anyone else think they may have imported part of their db?
But when I look at the cached copy it is the latest version ( to the day ) Are they using google cache ?
I think they might. Or they like my site :)
Steve
What is also interesting are the results of the "[More Result]" link for those listings that have it. On the surface, it's simply a domain restricted search. But for my site, most pages are listed in two or three seperate copies there, as crawled on different dates during the last year. If that is the method how they reached those 3.5B pages in the index, then they still have some work ahead of them... ;)
Jaeden
