What comes up? I get this when I search for “James Galvin”.
My LinkedIn profile:
A page from my blog… about Bosnia, for some reason:
And a post from my blog about that whole Eircom thing.
That axe-murderer you see there is actually James Galvin the poet.
I can understand Cuil’s launch problems. As Mike Arrington said on Techcrunch, getting wiped off the face of the earth as soon as you launch is like a rite of passage. Not a lot of startups can stay afloat during the first wave of publicity, and Cuil certainly got a lot of publicity when it launched. But these misplaced images could actually be damaging. I don’t care if people search for me and think that I’m some axe-murdering poet, or Highway to Heaven guy look alike. But other people have not been so lucky with the images that come up alongside their results. Check out this NSFW post on The Register. Cuil would have done themselves a favour and saved themselves some load by keeping this feature behind the scenes bumps have been ironed out.
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Hilarious. I get no pics of me at all, just random pics and a graphic saying ‘Backgrounds by Marie’. The whole accompanying pics thing is a bit annoying actually.
Agreed… and the fact that some searches are showing up with dodgy images even with “Safe Search” on means it will not be good for kids or in the office. If they really need to have the accompanying pics, they should only display the picture if it comes from the same host.
Axe murdering poet hahaha!
Cuil is still a young project, we’ll see how it goes!
None of them are as pleasurable on the eye as you:)
Hah, thanks Laura
I will have to admit, that poet looks like a scary guy…
Cuil is great
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