Zniff

February 28th, 2005

Zniff:

“What you see is the very first version of a new breed of search engines. A search engine that uses human information from normal internet users to find and rank web pages. The results you see here are from a collection of roughly 1.5 million bookmarks gathered by the users of the Spurl.net bookmarking service.”

Add the tags from delicious and Furl (just two among many) and an advanced search page with lots of boolean syntax and this may be a neat tool. Not that it’s new. Both Furl and Delicious are searchable now. Combine them all and I’d be interested in trying this out again. (link via Michael Fagan’s Bookmarks)

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