implementation of the Semantic Web. Lots more @steve - there are enough people around to tip toe around. As you know I'm not one to mince my words, so why be any different online. I personally find it easier to get my point across when I'm direct. Regarding Calacanis - I'm not surprised because I also thought of him whilst writing my post. That's mainly because he and I have met twice to discuss collaboration between Mahalo and Segala. Jason wants to enable more relevant search results and I want to enable more trust. @Michele - glad you agree as it's sometimes difficult to go against the grain. You said:"Keep the Yahoo! brand but turn it into a search engine. Use the bookmarks as described above, as an engine to help provide more meaningful searrch results."Methinks that already happened... Jan 19th. I promised a comment yesterday on twitter. Here I am. Actually I'm asking if once MS has bought Yahoo! there will be more or less competition in search engine market. It's not easy to say. The truth is I don't like too much MS because of its past, and present dominant position in pc market, and don't believe Google is "as evil as MS" for the web market. Maybe it can seem silly to say, but I think I'm happy because MS has done a good shot, but I still stand for Google, hoping that nobody of the two pretenders will defeat the other, and even that others will