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Could Stumbleupon’s human-filtered search results be the beginning of the next evolution of search engines that could see the all-powerful Google algorithim be made redundant?

I think Nowsourcing is on to something here.
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from onreact 396 days ago #
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Old but underreported ;-)

from SeekGeek 396 days ago #
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Another one to watch in this space is Jimmy Wale's Wikia
Its still in its infancy and quality is not good (Yet), but its got all the right tools to make it to search engines what wikipedia is to other online encyclopedias. 

from khilley 396 days ago #
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Call me a cynic, but I just don't see the value or interest in Stubleupon. The idea of human involvement in search engine results is appealing, but I'm not a fan of Stumbleupon's delivery.
Isn't Mahalo in this space too?

from kimber 396 days ago #
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@khilley - isn't mahalo a closed group of people deciding what they think people might like as opposed to stumbleupon being average real people voting on what they really like? i don't think it's the same.

from webpagefx 396 days ago #
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@kimber -Agreed.

from khilley 395 days ago #
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@kimber - the newer Mahalo Follow and Mahalo Social seem like they're crossing into the stumbleupon space to me. i could be wrong though.

from yojpotter2 395 days ago #
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SU is a very good venue for finding new sites and pages that are similar to your interests...^^

from stumpedia 395 days ago #
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Check out http://www.stumpedia.com. It’s truly a human-powered search engine and relies on human-indexing from start to finish. There are no automated bots or crawlers indexing pages.


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