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posted by ITscout at 4:30 PM
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1 Comments:
I tried the test for one of my common search terms: "agent technology". I clicked the choice that appeared to have the "best" relevance (well, it was the only one that listed *my* agent technology web site) and it turned out to be MSN, *not* Google. Does that mean the test is BROKEN?? Or simply that there isn't a common understanding of the term "relevance"?
-- Jack Krupansky
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