Virtually every search engine (Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc) uses the same results page these days. You know, an underlined title that is slightly bigger than the body text, then info text on the line immediately below it.

But if you were designing the results page for a search engine, how would you do it?

I'd like to see some examples of anyone's work. Its really just a few lines of text, and it would be cool to see. I can't imagine search engines looking the same forever.

Is there any way to do this? For example, lets say I want to ONLY search stories and nothing else, or I only want to search forum topics and nothing else. How can I accomplish this?

Thanks

With regard to this previous discussion... http://drupal.org/node/23395

I finally managed to ask Thomas Power, Chairman of Ecademy about their offer of a white label.

http://ecadeblog.blogspot.com/2005/07/conversation-with-thomas.html

Until presented with the evidence of his own words, he denied it.

Well, you can read it for yourself.

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Have you experienced the same?

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