Computer: Web: Searching
randomize to highest uniqueness image web search page   (+2)  [vote for, against]
Lets say you search for gorgeous breasts online. This webpage tries adding a number or alphanumeric string to "gorgeous breasts" and then sorts the resultant image search pages according to the uniquness of the photos. Thus, at this image web search page you would always get completely different unseen images

Lets say you search for gorgeous breasts online at Yandex image search. The 3rd party "deeperview" webpage tries adding a number or alphanumeric string to "gorgeous breasts" (gorgeous breasts 3gw ) and then sorts the resultant image search pages according to the uniqueness of the photos. Thus, at this image web search page you would always get completely different unseen images

The same could be done with web page searches. I know there are "long tail" search engines yet I think this is different. Also the entire thing could be accomplished with javascript at deeperview.com
-- beanangel, Jan 06 2017

Possibly a high uniqueness score https://s-media-cac...f43fc0f3a1d8213.jpg
Example. [Vernon, Jan 07 2017]

One, but you're not the same One_2c_20But_20You_..._20Not_20The_20Same
[theircompetitor, Jan 07 2017]

NOW we're on the same page (+).
-- normzone, Jan 06 2017


A search for imagefresh.com found a domain for sale. Perhaps a typo or spelling glitch or some such ?
-- popbottle, Jan 06 2017


somewhat incredibly deeperview.com is available, so I modified the idea.
-- beanangel, Jan 07 2017


Lets say you search for gorgeous breasts online at Yandex image search. The 3rd party "imagefresh" webpage tries adding a number or alphanumeric string to "gorgeous breasts" (gorgeous breasts 3gw ) and then sorts the resultant image search pages according to the uniqueness of the photos. Thus, at this image web search page you would always get completely different unseen images
-- MaxwellBuchanan, Jan 07 2017



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