[gopher] Re: Strategy: end of Gopher in Mozilla
From:
gopher://hal3000.cx/1/Search
I simply tried some searches and ran the same search through the four there,
The hal3000 jugtail (local), The hal3000 Multi Site Jugtail, The hal3000 Veronica and your V2 are all there 1 through 4 (in the UMN Gopher client they are 7, 8, 9, 10 because it counts the info lines)
so it is easy with the UMN Gopher client to start at the first and go back and do the second and so forth since the querry word stays in the search dialog box.
So you enter on one and querry "eggs" for instance you get 1 a pickled egg recipe I have locally then you back arrow, down arrow, enter on 2 (my multi site search) and get 42 results from all gopher land(mostly), then back arrow, down arrow, enter on 3 (my Veronica) and you get 15 results(from what she thinks is all of gopher land), then back arrow, down arrow, anter on 4 (your V2) and you get 23 results.
"att*" resulted in , 2, 2092, 1316 and 10 results. the word "lime" resulted in 0, 29, 12, 9 results. It is how I do gopher searches and is very fast to be able to use, what I am finding, as the largest collection of searches there are out there on Gopher. It is interesting to see the results and how they differ as it has been all along, my Multi Site Jugtail is getting better than my Veronica and your V2 is still picking up some different things from what I can find. Alot of the reasons for the differences may be because I hand edit my list for such things as duplicate gophers with different cnames or not including ones I find only have an html link saying "we are gone".
It takes me about 6 weeks in total from spidering, to going to each site , then re-spidering and harvesting for both the multi site jugtail and the veronica. There is alot of hand edited info. The results are interesting.
Chris
On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 12:37:04 -0800 (PST)
Cameron Kaiser <spectre@floodgap.com> wrote:
> > I did some comparisons again on some stock searches (between V2,
> > Veronica and the Multi Site Jugtail) and found the results interesting.
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> Do you mean from your in-house Veronica? What did you notice of interest?
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