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Comments
This is the tragic truth I will agree. Back in the bad old days they use to mix it up. Basically not let one domain take over. What can we say. It is as you have pointed out monopolized by big brand names. Searching is not as much fun as it use to be, but the big boys don't play by rules to win. They own this crooked card game.