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==Subject-specific deranking?==
 
==Subject-specific deranking?==
As of January 2018, Baidu included the [[ISGP]] site as hit #51 on Baidu for the search term "[[Dutroux affair]]",<ref>http://archive.is/KsaIw</ref> compared to #2 for [[Yahoo]]<ref>http://archive.is/YvvFI</ref> or for [[Bing]].<ref>http://archive.is/yQpNg</ref> This may be evidence of subject-specific deranking, but inclusion at #51 is not as extreme as [[Google]] or [[StartPage]], both of which appeared to have blocked the domain for that search term - neither site listing it among their top 100 hits. {{website
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As of January 2018, Baidu included the [[ISGP]] site as hit #51 on Baidu for the search term "[[Dutroux affair]]",<ref>http://archive.is/KsaIw</ref> compared to #2 for [[Yahoo]]<ref>http://archive.is/YvvFI</ref> or for [[Bing]].<ref>http://archive.is/yQpNg</ref> This may be evidence of subject-specific deranking, but inclusion at #51 is not as extreme as [[Google]] or [[StartPage]], both of which appeared to have blocked the domain for that search term - neither site listing it among their top 100 hits.
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'''Yandex''' is a [[Russia]]-oriented [[search engine]]. As of January 2018, the Russian version, {{t|Yandex.ru}} was the 2nd most popular website in [[Russia]] and the 29th most popular globally.<ref>http://archive.is/8sNTI</ref> The English version is http://yandex.com.
 
 
 
==Lack of subject-specific blocking==
 
As of January 2018, a page from [[ISGP]] was the #8 hit on Yandex for the search term "[[Dutroux affair]]"<ref>http://archive.is/TJpue</ref> - and several other search engines such as [[Yahoo]], [[Bing]], [[Ecosia]] and [[Gigablast]] also had the page in their top 10 results. By contrast, neither [[Google]], [[StartPage]] nor [[Ask.com]] returned any hits from the [[ISGP]] site in the top 100 when the search term was queried for, although all three ''had'' indexed the page.
 
 
 
 
 
In January 2018, [[Wikispooks]] was not listed for the search term "<font face=courier>[[7th floor group]]</font>" (in contrast for [[Ask.com]]<ref>http://archive.is/SerFN</ref>, [[Bing]]<ref>http://archive.is/B0PPM</ref>  and [[Yahoo]])<ref>http://archive.is/X3cRY</ref>, which listed it as #1.
 
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In January 2018, [[Wikispooks]] was not listed for the search term "<font face=courier>[[7th floor group]]</font>" (in contrast for [[Ask.com]]<ref>http://archive.is/SerFN</ref>, [[Bing]]<ref>http://archive.is/B0PPM</ref>, [[Google]]<ref>http://archive.is/e0KEk</ref> and [[Yahoo]])<ref>http://archive.is/X3cRY</ref>, which listed it as #1.
 
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Revision as of 19:19, 28 January 2018

The Chinese #1 search engine

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Website.png https://baidu.com   TwitterRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
Started: 1 January 2000

Constitutes: search engine

Baidu is a search engine based in China. As of 2018 it was the 4th most popular website globally and the most popular in China.[1]

Subject-specific deranking?

As of January 2018, Baidu included the ISGP site as hit #51 on Baidu for the search term "Dutroux affair",[2] compared to #2 for Yahoo[3] or for Bing.[4] This may be evidence of subject-specific deranking, but inclusion at #51 is not as extreme as Google or StartPage, both of which appeared to have blocked the domain for that search term - neither site listing it among their top 100 hits.

In January 2018, Wikispooks was not listed for the search term "7th floor group" (in contrast for Ask.com[5], Bing[6], Google[7] and Yahoo)[8], which listed it as #1.

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