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Library 2.0 Swicki

Originally published 2005-11-30

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What’s a swicki? According to Eurekster, a swicki is a search engine that takes results from a relevant community – your community – and in the process improves the relevancy of results. Along the way it also creates a tag cloud (they call it a “dynamic buzzcloud”) that reflects recent searches. Here's how Eurekster describes it: Joining the personal Web publishing phenomenon on blogs, podcasts, wikis and websites is the swicki - a next-generation search engine that gives personal and small-business Web publishers the power to design and deliver results tailored to their community's specific interests. A blend between a search engine and a wiki How well does it work? Well, take a version for a spin. I’ve put together a “Library 2.0” swicki that is supposed to search the library 2.0 community. Give it a try.
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