Google has released a new feature, called SearchWiki, that allows users to vote search results up or down, remove them entirely, or leave notes with their thoughts.
As historic U.S. spots go, Columbus, Ind., is a winner. Cape May, N.J., may be at risk. And Central City, Colo., has serious problems.Or so reports National Geographic Traveler's November-December issue, out Nov. 4. The fifth Places Rated survey, conducted by the National Geographic Society's Center for Sustainable Destinations, had 280 travel experts score places they know on how well those spots have withstood the pressures of mass tourism and time.
Googlism has harvested Google server index descriptions, and can tell you (often very funny) what web sites and servers say about anything that is searched through Google.
The site is a Web 2.0 function that analyzes everyone's input and ranks any information, tag, keyword, buzzword and topic on the interent
