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I started using Kagi yesterday! It was a huge shock to get great results on a search at the top. Plus having those horrible spammy "Best VPNs of 2023 on bestvpns.com" all get grouped together under a heading of "Listicles" is just perfect. I'm telling co-workers about Kagi and not a single one is interested, but I'll keep using it damn it!
Sounds great; yea, I'm getting sick of the shitty SEOed the hella out results I'm getting from Google search nowadays. If I'm searching for anything that's not pure facts (which likely leads me to a wiki page anyway), it's just going to be a shitshow of bland pages as described in the linked article.