#19, Rollyo

I had never heard of rollyo.  I had never considered a personal websearch, other than letting Google improve their search for you based on past searches.

It wasn't until I was forced to create an account (something I've gotten much faster at, lately,) created a custom search, and performed a search, that I saw the potential.

I had entered a bunch of my favorite newspapers, and I did a search for Hamas.  What I got back was a search result like I had never seen.  No ads at the top, no paid placements.  Just good articles, about a very controversial subject.  A subject that a typical, web-wide search would return vitriol and polemic.

Can I forsee a world where our children will use their own custom search tools, their own bots, and their own, custom interface?

Did you hear someone already hacked Microsoft's Kinect?

Oh yeah, I really did create an account, but couldn't link to it because I kept getting this message, which is what I got when I tried to use some of your links.

Hmm.

The link you came here on appears to be from a 'link spammer' trying to promote their site through Rollyo. These links are a nuisance to the community, a nuisance to our site, and ultimately not very nice. If you think you are getting this page in error, drop us a line and we'll try to get to the bottom of it.
Please note: When this spamming and related searching is deemed to be illegal, Rollyo will not hesitate to disclose information to authorities, including but not limited to the FBI and Interpol, if we have a good faith belief that such disclosure is necessary to enforce or apply our policies or to protect the rights, property, or personal safety of Rollyo, our users, our employees, or the public. Please see our privacy policy for more information on the limited circumstances under which we may disclose your personal information.