02/03/2011

The logic of Web Searches

When you are looking for something online it can be searched for either using a directory or a search engine. MyWebSearch think it is helpful to understand the differences between the two methods so that you can make the search more quickly and efficiently as possible.

Basically a search engine on the web engulfs everything in its path without judging the relevance or quality of the information involved. It is automatic and without bias, decision-making based only on information givenon the screen.

Directories are created and edited by real live people to read what is before them and make decisions about the quality and relevance. Since the directories are induced by the man who often contain small amounts of information such as a short description of the site and titles, and only about sites that people behind the fence have been alerted.

Feb 3, 2011 2:02:23 AM | Web/Tech, Weblogs

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