Agreed meow mew mraw meow mew mew.

In summary, More thought must be enacted

What I mean by the avoid AI spam / SEO sites is Google, Bing, Yahoo etc all are filled with that.

The concept behind the utilization of web-rings means that, assuming the web-ring is maintained by a trustworthy entity, the sites “attached” are reviewed as not AI / SEO slop.

The responsibility to prevent AI / SEO is no longer in the hands of the developer, but in moderation and users verifying / certifying the quality of web-rings.

How does a user find the first web ring search engine?

The implication is that such functionality is bundled into this search engine.

What if they don’t want that multi step process?

Hard thing, but what are a few steps toavoiding AI spam results?

How do users avoid predatory web rings that are trying to sell them stuff?

That’s a moderation issue, alluded to being a problem that should be figured out separate to figuring out this web-ring federation.

How does this compete with existing search?

Existing on the sidelines and possibly leaching off DDG users who want a less bing dependent search.

The details are in the work, but there is consideration for enabling a preference to automatically select the fastest server.

I’ve also considered making servers announce load reports, telling other servers how much load they are under, that way a server can be selected via both fastest and least under-load.

I read “ends it’s” and was momentarily in a timeline that the Zionists were being pushed back.

Sad :(

Ah, Finally someone had the same idea as me, and actually implemented it.

logic seems fine, sail the seven seas!