A better option to switch over?

[shani]

Has MSN gained larger popularity such that it attracts the attention of the crowd? What do you think regarding this?

[nekaguy]

MSN covers the options of the people lot more than anythings else. It has a large amount of popularity because of their perfect working process. They does some excellent work in this field.

[shani]

MSN is gaining momentum slowly but steadily. So in the future definately it could pose a great competitiion to its compatriots. People may not suggest it now but surely will do it later in the near future. It is not a bad option to switch over.

[webmasterneo]

I'm not so sure. Just recently, they disabled the ability to search for backlinks to your site/s due to it (the feature) being "compromised". I don't know, Spam maybe? I'm not sure if it's back up or if they will ever put it back up again. I was happier when the feature was still enabled.

[Tails]

Originally Posted by webmasterneo

I'm not so sure. Just recently, they disabled the ability to search for backlinks to your site/s due to it (the feature) being "compromised". I don't know, Spam maybe? I'm not sure if it's back up or if they will ever put it back up again. I was happier when the feature was still enabled.

As recently posted in another thread, it's coming back late fall. Was the :link function very accurate? I never used it personally.

[Cameron]

I don't think so, It is not a very good search engine at all, And it only crawls about 30% of sites with a robots.txt on it.

[Archbob]

Google is far superior right now in terms of search. MSN still needs to tweak their search methods a bit before I start using them. The popularity has grown though and I think they look at page content more than backlinks which I like.