Agora Search

The [agora] is in essence equivalent to a [distributed] [wiki].
- Note you could theoretically use a wiki to crowdsource search results; in the limit, think of having a wiki page for every likely user query.
- Perhaps [agora search] tries to find a good match for your query locally and redirects to other agoras in the network or to [google] or duckduckgo if a good local result isn't available.
  - When it volunteers something, it also offers to continue your query in the search authority of your choice.
- [push and pull] could be used to offer hints for how to route queries to relevant results.
The [agora] can already be used as a [search engine].
- To do so, you can use the following URL template in your browser of choice: https://anagora.org/jump?q=%s
  - Searching this way behaves the same way as searching using the text box always at the top of this [agora].
- The [agora] will try to serve any relevant nodes for your queries -- useful for when you have notes on the topic you're searching for.
  - In every case, the [agora] will try to make it easy for you to 'click through' and continue your search elsewhere -- in established search engines or the websites of your choice.
Agora Search is [crowdsourced search] for the [open] internet.
user story https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1350835941603221504
keywords https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1352671899583713288
[pull] [crowdsourced search]