It feels strange there’s no decentralised search.
replyI know this is likely to do with the nature of the problem, but that hasn’t stopped us from getting some wildly-unsuitable decentralised nonsense in the past.
There is, YaCy, it just isn’t very good as it suffers from lack of attention/interest.
replyYacy exists but it lacks nodes.
replyI don't see how being decentralized helps search. Makes it quite harder if the fediverse is any indication
replyAn open way to trade, store, and export lists of websites in a way that works seamlessly on desktop and mobile browsers would be pretty neat.
replyLike bookmarks and links?
replyDoes a move like this give more power / value to websites like reddit? A link aggregator that is organized is much more useful for finding new websites.
replyBut Reddit also doesn't want you visiting new websites.
replyThere is also old-fashioned marketing. Go find your audience to be heard.
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reply(sorry, nit pick, but I don't your usage of 'abrogate' is quite correct here, you can't abrogate to something)
reply> but I don't your usage
replyIf we're nitpicking, you don't what their usage?
> If we're nitpicking, you don't what their usage?
replyAbrogate their usage.
He may have meant abdicated
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