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A conversation between "CuntGPT" (custom ChatGPT chatbot) and an OOP.
**OOP** – "You're a bit of a shitcunt don't ya think"
**CuntGPT** – "Yeah, so? Get stuffed, you pathetic twat."
**OOP** – "Fuck off mate"
**CuntGPT** – "Gladly. You're the worst."
**OOP** – "Aight see ya"
**CuntGPT** – "Good riddance. Don't let the door hit ya."
It is certainly true that DDOI/NSSF that have a meaning in both ways tend to garner more upvotes. The most popular out of these top posts also have one negative interpretation, and one positive imterpretation.
However, YDMGU is stricter with the text. In a YDMGU, not only should there be a positive and a negative message, but the messages must be opposite in intent to each other.
I feel like transparent and open algorithms should be the way to go. For example, in the Lemmy documentation, I can find the exact math that is used to rank posts in Scaled sorting.
Perhaps an even better aporoach may lie in letting the users customize the factors determining ranking and how much they affect it.
Mwmbl is a community-built, non-profit search engine that puts privacy and user control first. It offers a truly different search experience—one where the results are shaped not by corporate interests but by real people.
Key Features:
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Ad-Free & Privacy-Respecting: No ads, no tracking, and no commercial interests—just a search engine built with the users in mind.
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User-Curated Results: Instead of relying on algorithms, search results are refined and tuned by the community.
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Community-Driven Crawling: The engine relies on volunteer-run crawlers. Although the index currently holds around 500 million unique URLs, there's massive potential.
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Ambitious Growth Goals: mwmbl plans to reach 10 billion unique URLs by the end of 2025 and 100 billion by 2026, at which point it should be a true alternative to commercial search engines.
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Open-Source: The project is fully open-source, meaning you can contribute to the code and help resolve issues to push the project forward.
How to Get Involved:
Right now, the search quality is pretty rough, but that’s where you can make an impact:
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Contribute to the Index:
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Install the Firefox Extension: Once installed, it crawls the web on your behalf.
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Run the CLI Script: An even better option would be to use your spare computing power by running the command line crawler.
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Join the Community: The main community is on Matrix for non-development related discussions.
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Code Contributions: Check out the project on Codeberg. You can contribute code, report issues, or suggest new features to help make the search results better.
-
Financial Contributions: Donate some money towards hosting costs and supporting volunteers.
Mwmbl is a community-built, non-profit search engine that puts privacy and user control first. It offers a truly different search experience—one where the results are shaped not by corporate interests but by real people.
Key Features:
-
Ad-Free & Privacy-Respecting: No ads, no tracking, and no commercial interests—just a search engine built with the users in mind.
-
User-Curated Results: Instead of relying on algorithms, search results are refined and tuned by the community.
-
Community-Driven Crawling: The engine relies on volunteer-run crawlers. Although the index currently holds around 500 million unique URLs, there's massive potential.
-
Ambitious Growth Goals: mwmbl plans to reach 10 billion unique URLs by the end of 2025 and 100 billion by 2026, at which point it should be a true alternative to commercial search engines.
-
Open-Source: The project is fully open-source, meaning you can contribute to the code and help resolve issues to push the project forward.
How to Get Involved:
Right now, the search quality is pretty rough, but that’s where you can make an impact:
-
Contribute to the Index:
-
Install the Firefox Extension: Once installed, it crawls the web on your behalf.
-
Run the CLI Script: An even better option would be to use your spare computing power by running the command line crawler.
-
-
Join the Community: The main community is on Matrix for non-development related discussions.
-
Code Contributions: Check out the project on Codeberg. You can contribute code, report issues, or suggest new features to help make the search results better.
-
Financial Contributions: Donate some money towards hosting costs and supporting volunteers.
Mwmbl is a community-built, non-profit search engine that puts privacy and user control first. It offers a truly different search experience—one where the results are shaped not by corporate interests but by real people.
Key Features:
-
Ad-Free & Privacy-Respecting: No ads, no tracking, and no commercial interests—just a search engine built with the users in mind.
-
User-Curated Results: Instead of relying on algorithms, search results are refined and tuned by the community.
-
Community-Driven Crawling: The engine relies on volunteer-run crawlers. Although the index currently holds around 500 million unique URLs, there's massive potential.
-
Ambitious Growth Goals: mwmbl plans to reach 10 billion unique URLs by the end of 2025 and 100 billion by 2026, at which point it should be a true alternative to commercial search engines.
-
Open-Source: The project is fully open-source, meaning you can contribute to the code and help resolve issues to push the project forward.
How to Get Involved:
Right now, the search quality is pretty rough, but that’s where you can make an impact:
-
Contribute to the Index:
-
Install the Firefox Extension: Once installed, it crawls the web on your behalf.
-
Run the CLI Script: An even better option would be to use your spare computing power by running the command line crawler.
-
-
Join the Community: The main community is on Matrix for non-development related discussions.
-
Code Contributions: Check out the project on Codeberg. You can contribute code, report issues, or suggest new features to help make the search results better.
-
Financial Contributions: Donate some money towards hosting costs and supporting volunteers.
yesterday I joked:
and today this happened:
edit: it's now a part of the spam as well:
We're enthusiastic. Very enthusiastic.