CantFindOnGoogle.com
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Can't Find On Google - list
Description
As the site has grown, we've gotten a lot of spam and useless junk. You can help get rid of it by clicking on the "Spam/Junk" links whenever you see the stuff. But not only can you flag the bad stuff, you can flag the good stuff by clicking the links that say "Interesting". Of course, I have no idea what consitutes an "interesting" question that can't be answered by Google -- whatever you think is interesting is interesting. This way, we can find the most interesting questions that can't be answered by Google.
A lot of people are using the site to answer questions posted by others. Here's how you can, too: If you know something, post a response. If you want to know the answer, or just want to follow the conversation, click "Subscribe". "Subscribe" will give you an "email subscription" to an entry -- all future responses will be sent to you in email. Of course, I have to mention that if you really want to know the answer to a question, you can pay a few bucks on Google Answers and have an expert answer it for you.
In addition, I made a categorization system. The system is simple: when you post an entry, you can specify a category for it. After you post it, other people can attach their own category labels to your entry. So of course, you can attach category labels to other people's entries, too. Just click "Add category". (If you're familiar with a "tagging" system, like Del.icio.us or Flickr, the system here is similar, except here you can put spaces in the category names, and you separate them with commas instead of spaces.) Why does it work this way? Because I didn't have any idea how "Can't Find On Google" entries ought to be categorized. So I've basically thrown the problem back at you. So now it's your job to figure out how to categorize stuff. I'm sure I'll be surprised by what you all come up with.
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