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Taggle, search engine of the future, will not be a web-crawler

Luistxo Fernandez 2005/01/05 10:05

Brilliant idea: Taggle, an hypothetical search engine of the future, to search into folksonomies.

But Taggle will not work with a traditional webcrawler or robot behind, that's for sure. Del.icio.us has a strict robots.txt file forbidding access to robots...

However I do believe that Taggle will exist, based in web services, the APIs of providers, feed aggregation or other non-crawler method.

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