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full screen capture video of google's new search interface being tested with users. it's amazing. http://snurl.com/2zu5x

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Google Buckets [del.icio.us] — 1.Bucket your search results 2. see how other have bucketed results 3. See comments other have associated with buckets [Tags: buckets, crunch, crunchboard, cto, digg]

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sweet! But seems a little dangerous. - shaun mclane

very interesting - Paul Buchheit

very cool social search evolution, but like sellers on eBay over time you will severely disadvantage new sites with no rating - George Lee

Is This The Future Of Search? - TechCrunch - Jed White

Preview of new Google social search features - Jed White

Those kind of ratings are often open to abuse and misuse - Sally Church

Intrigued by the option of saving my own comments. Anyone know how many characters fit in those comment boxes? - Noah Sussman

Google must have a solution to control abuse - Seth Garrison

Is This The Future Of Search? - Jesse McPherson

I agree with Sally. This looks like it's making it too easy to abuse the search results. From the video I noticed that there were comments from "Unknown" users. If it's THAT open to editing, it's definitely going to be a spam-magnet. Let's wait and see... - Ricardo Vidal

[From FriendFeed]: I know Mike and Jason are friends, that's probably why he says the new Google search interface ... http://bit.ly/2aYFkB - Dave Winer

over time an interface like this would really disrupt SEO efforts. - AJ Kohn

[TechCrunch]: Is This The Future Of Search? - tech.newsjunk.com

"In effect, this bucket test shows a Google that combines their search algorithm with every important feature of Digg." - tech.newsjunk.com

Reminds me of Friendfeed. - Jason Wehmhoener

This has so much potential. Sure it could disrupt SEO efforts, but that's a good thing. - Chris

Having comments must mean that other people can view them.. Anybody see conversations moving to another place? - Varun Pitale

Unnecessary clutter - LPH

Google wants to be everywere in the web and have everything. - Christian Van Der Henst

It will be interesting to see how reliable these signals are. I know in the early days when the smiley face and frown face were available in the toolbar, there was some debate about whether those ended up having an inverse reliability. Meaning, spammy sites were being voted up by the spammers themselves. - Sacca

If this is the future of Google, I'm gonna start looking for another search engine: http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/07/16/is-this-the-future-of-search/ - l0ckergn0me

I fear spammers. - l0ckergn0me

I certainly hope that does not occur, or I'm with l0ckergn0me too. - mokargas

Interface is extremely comfortable... very gmail-y, reader-y, very digg/reddit/del.icio.us killer-y. - Hal

I think Google is trying to fit in the "WTF" or "Fail" pile. - Outsanity

I really hope Google doesn't do that. - Candace Holly

I'm not liking it because of where the link goes, but +1 on the comment :-) - Duncan Riley

@Duncan - it's Google meets Digg. That should be enough to cause serious fear. - Candace Holly

I actually kinda like this, but I'm thinking probably not as part of Google. A separate site would be better for this. - Matt Horton

Great: gaming, trolling, hate speech ... - Chris Baskind

Is This The Future Of Search? - Niklas Sjöström

I liked it the first time they called it Digg - adolfo foronda

Is This The Future Of Search? - Dieter Schwarz

i don't understand the logic of allowing people to vote items down, on DIGG or anywhere else. it just allows for gaming the system. if you only allow voting up, it's much harder to badly manipulate results - Alensa

everything that would add humane inteli. to the search results refinements (and therefor reduce SEO manipulations to minimum) will be great. - Naor

Instead of SEO manipulations we'll see marketing manipulations. - HollowMarkeD

Provided that spamming/gaming can be combatted this is a great idea. Think Mahalo with the restrictions: human search filtering but with all the rest of the results available as well. Not just an arbitrary selection based on limited opinion but a socially filtered list. It has big potential. - Colin Walker

I've been wondering how Google would approach social search, and it looks very interesting indeed - all the features I would expect seem to be in place...totally agree with all other comments re: gaming though! - Iain Baker

It looks useful and is a decent progression for search - jon

not happy about this.... a search engine should not be a democracy - Noah David Simon

I can't imagine this fully rolled out. Too much invested already in 'quality' returns - Charlie Anzman

err, this is just like Wikia search - from the founder of Wikipedia - http://re.search.wikia.com/ - Sherif Mansour

Is This The Future Of Search? - chris

Google Buckets [del.icio.us] - Brent

Is This The Future Of Search? - LouCypher

Is This The Future Of Search? - MG Siegler

Google Buckets [del.icio.us] - Brent

Is This The Future Of Search? - J. Phil

this works at a twitter or ff scale, but can it scale to Google search scale? Google already uses a popularity based system, this is just adding another popularity metric. - Brad Collins

Those who are afraid of socializing Google aren't seeing the potential. I programmed voting systems for a newspaper's website and discovered how easy it is using cookies and IP addresses to filter out abuse, or at least make it statistically insignificant. Just because you can vote something up or down for yourself doesn't mean the system has to factor that in for everyone. - µnauta

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