Bjoern Stabell (bjoerns@staff.cs.uit.no) writes:
> The main problem for many users of WWW today is that they cannot
> locate the information they are searching for.
[munch]
> The problem is, these meta-libraries require much work to be kept
> up-to-date (and so, they usually aren't very up-to-date at all)
> and there are so many of them; resulting in most meta-libraries
> keeping a list of other meta-libraries.
True 'nuff.. what we need is an archie like mechanism which allows
for doing world wide searches on a specific topic. We are currently
working on a CGI interface which allows doing conceptual searches
on WWW archives. If you use a spider program to walk the web, or an
mechanism close to archie, you could do a _world wide_
"show me all documents dealing with foobar"
and get back a clickable list of world wide URLs!
That'd be kinda cool, wouldn't it.. ;-)
Chris
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