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Saturday, March 20, 2004

 
This is supposedly a project designed to revolutionise the way internet search engines work: SEKT: Semantically Enabled Knowledge Technologies I can't say I have much faith in it, since they can't even put web pages together properly - no alt tags, no proper use of titles... if they can't even get that right, how they expect to do anything else defeats me.
Phil 9:47 AM