Currently, we're text-mining the english version of Wikipedia.<p>There's a lot of room for improvement: optimizing for speed and pruning down the results are at the top of our "TODO" list.<p>Also, the UI is simplistic -- that's because we've been spending 99% of our time working on the algorithm in matlab.<p>But, we wanted to get something out -- warts and all -- to get some feedback on the general idea.<p>We'd value any feedback -- positive or negative.
For what it's worth I searched for "google.com" and got "The International Society for Cryptozoology" as a top hit. Not sure how useful it was but I did learn that there was such a thing as Crytozoology and my day instantly got 10% better.<p>I actually use this one all the time:
<a href="http://www.similicio.us/" rel="nofollow">http://www.similicio.us/</a><p>I think it uses delicious tags.
I tried Bach and it appears that it just returned Wikipedia articles that mentioned Bach. My initial expectations were more along the lines of Google Sets.<p>What are the shapes on the homepage for? It was kind of intriguing that they seemed to do something, but I didn't know what.
Besides the fact that it thinks too long, what is new about it, what are you trying to achieve?<p>I search for "Test" and results were not really relevant.
It like google with schizophrenia. Pretty impressive. It seems like drugs and alcohol as mind enhancer for creative people (writers, designers, painters) is obsoleted now :-)