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View Poll Results: Where do you search?
Google 5 62.50%
Yahoo! 1 12.50%
AllTheWeb.com 2 25.00%
MSN Search 0 0%
Lycos 0 0%
Ask Jeeves 0 0%
AOL Search 0 0%
LookSmart 0 0%
Open Directory 0 0%
AltaVista 0 0%
HotBot 0 0%
Netscape Search 0 0%
Other 0 0%
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Old 13th January 2003, 10:01 AM   #1
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Normally when you go to search for something on the Internet you always use your favourite Search Engine. I use Google. What on is yours? I have only listed the main ones so if you select Other, then please reply to this message telling us what it is.
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I usually use Google and have it as my Home on the IE bar. But I feel AlltheWeb is also pretty refined when you something.

So a cross search between the two engines would bring out the best result. I guess that is how I search.
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Well, out of our 4 ( :lol: ) votes Google is in the lead!
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Google but alltheweb seems to index more dynamic sites so they are usefull sometimes.
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