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@realaravinth @mariusor @sendung

I haven't given this much thought and are just jumping in on a whim and .

Read a good and funny long article how the social graph on the fedi naturally and organically shapes to your personal interests. This is like emergent behavior, and fedi may have never been designed for it.

I am not interest in a -like of the even if in technical sense it is federated. I am interested in a good search only in my own personal social graph.

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Ignis Incendio

@humanetech I am actually doing a personal experiment right now; ditching search engines entirely.

I rely on my existing bookmarks, history, curated portals, Wikipedia (it's curated), and links that I naturally discover (which is thus added into my history).

Going one step further would be a browser extension allowing me to search through the pages I've seen before. Perhaps acting as a local archive.org as well, with maybe auto-delete for old, un-bookmarked pages.

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smallcircles (Humane Tech Now)

@realaravinth @mariusor @sendung

@IgnisIncendio already mentioned it in a fork of this thread, but the article I referred to is this one by @elilla

wordsmith.social/elilla/a-futu

For practical use in designing the kind of search that I'd value most the mechanics described in the article should be extracted and written down more systematically.

But it was quite insightful for me to read about it.

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