Although Google is the undisputed number one search engine on the Internet both in terms of queries and indexed volume, there seems to be a trend for smaller, niche search engines.
Some of these search engines are driven by the need of various religions, such as Christianity, Islam or Judaism to present to the faithful members of their respective religion pre-approved content.
While the Jewish call it “kosher“, there is no such name for the Christian faith.
Christian search engine SeekFind states:
“The mission of SeekFind.org is to provide God-honoring, biblically based, and theologically sound Christian search engine results in a highly accurate and well-organized format.”
Unfortunately, there are no results related to domains, domaining, domainers, or Rick Schwartz. It seems that SeekFind is not the right tool to use when one is of the Christian faith and an avid domainer.
Therefore, it’s better for all religions and denominations to continue using Google, especially if they are looking for meaningful results. 😀
When I put IHOP into SeekFind only 2 results are returned and neither refer to panacakes.
Christians don’t eat pancakes?
Therefore the International House of Prayer (IHOP) may want to use this search engine result to bolster their defense in the IHOP lawsuit.
Caveat: The International House of Prayer is not cast in a good light in these 2 search results.
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Shockingly a search for “Father Domainicus” with quotes yields:
“Search results for: “father domainicus”
No results found.”
Oy vey.
[100% True]
Tric – Your research is very accurate. Not to mention, that with this combination of two separate sources of reliable information, you are establishing another win-win situation for the humble domain flock of the International House of Prayer.
Father Domainicus is marred by the “domain-” prefix which appears to be a word of sin among the faithful of SeekFind.
The Christian search engine did really find my BS site-which is in tune with their teachings.
>>>Therefore, it’s better for all religions and denominations to continue using Google, especially if they are looking for meaningful results.Therefore, it’s better for all religions and denominations to continue using Google, especially if they are looking for meaningful results.
Therefore, it’s better for all religions and denominations to continue using domaingang, especially if they are looking for meaningful results.
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“Therefore, it’s better for all religions and denominations to continue using domaingang, especially if they are looking for meaningful results.”
Hairy,
I believe DomainGang is a Religion headed by Father Domainicus.
Okay.
I fibbed.
DomainGang is not a Religion…
…but I do read it religiously.
Amen!
🙂