Re: More help requested--Shareware or freeware front-end for Japanese input sought

Curt Fischer wrote:

> Sarcastic it may have been, but there was a valuable nugget of wisdom in
> Paul's post: a certain web site called www.google.com is likely to be
> far more helpful to you than people on this newsgroup for a great many
> questions, especially yours in particular.
>
I think the problem with Google is that often it returns too much
information; if someone else has already done the research it's easier
to ask them to help out rather than wade through massive amount of hits
a Google search returns.

Not sure why it get's everyone's back up when people ask simple
questions here. Most academic research relies on the work of others up
to a point; you'd never get anywhere if you had to start from scratch
every time, which is what you're doing if you go to Google.

John W.

.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: ads by google
    ... If you want the whole of your site to be indexed, don't use the this tag. ... According to Google, there is no connection between Adsense and Google's ... it will make you no money. ... There ARE ways to make money from a web site. ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet)
  • Re: Extreme SEO
    ... so again do you know of a 5 page web site that gets high traffic? ... If Google accepted content that is appended to sites en masse, ... > my clients own web sites to make money. ... > The sites selling Amazon products increase Amazon's sales (I'll ...
    (alt.internet.search-engines)
  • Re: ads by google
    ... If you want your site searchable thru google and other search engines I ... > the ads you put there, it will make you no money. ... your web site can have a shopping cart program ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet)
  • Re: Boycott XSS-based Statistics (was: how to stop crawler to index web page?)
    ... Maybe for the Web site (well, it's the Webmaster that risks banishment), ... Google is notorious for never flushing its data. ... a Chinese man has just sued Yahoo. ...
    (alt.internet.search-engines)
  • Re: ZnUs New Out
    ... bless us with the following wisdom: ... Google has, as nearly as anyone can tell, been pretty good ... you're saying they run ads that look like news articles? ...
    (comp.sys.mac.advocacy)
Quantcast