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#1 godsavitar

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Posted 19 April 2006 - 05:17 PM

A friend of mine showed this to me today.

it seems the yahoo search engine except everytime you search something a donation is given to some charity that you decide on...

hey I dont mind it that much if its pretty much the same thing as google/yahoo.

if you feel helpin somebody out just use

www.goodsearch.com to search if you feel like.

and if you cant think of a charity then use the search of redwings. they are some group fighting the slaughter of horses or another (friends idea)

thanks for makin a differnce

Edited by godsavitar, 19 April 2006 - 05:18 PM.


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    #2 Magma

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    Posted 19 April 2006 - 05:21 PM

    thats a pretty nice search engine.. for the donations and all. Now google has to do that. It would help a lot of people.

    #3 SupermanFTM

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    Posted 19 April 2006 - 05:40 PM

    Where's Hydro? He'll submit that idea! ;) But that is a good idea....ads for charity!

    #4 Magma

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    Posted 19 April 2006 - 05:41 PM

    Where's Hydro? He'll submit that idea! ;) But that is a good idea....ads for charity!


    or a portion of the revenue made by google ads and/or search could be donated to a charity. not much but it would add up with all the people who use google each day, week, and month

    #5 Mumei

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    Posted 19 April 2006 - 07:05 PM

    or a portion of the revenue made by google ads and/or search could be donated to a charity. not much but it would add up with all the people who use google each day, week, and month



    google actually do have a side company called google.org that runs a number of significant charity and not for profit schemes

    this is an intresting thing, to earn money for charity per use - I'm sure it'll be open to massive abuse, if you want to donate to charity, just run an auto-player against it, maybe make a file of random searches - like take a dictionary file and make random 1-4 word combinations of them - set that running, after a few hours check to see how much you've donated LOL

    #6 Darkness

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    Posted 19 April 2006 - 07:52 PM

    google actually do have a side company called google.org that runs a number of significant charity and not for profit schemes

    I made a post about that too. Kind of. It is an excellent idea. I put I nmy school and searched for some stuff. I doubt it worked becaus eit was specific but my school need lots of financial help :(

    #7 supatyson

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    Posted 19 April 2006 - 08:03 PM

    Im sticking with Google. They make so much money that they would have to donate some sort of amount to charites.

    #8 godsavitar

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    Posted 20 April 2006 - 05:13 AM

    google actually do have a side company called google.org that runs a number of significant charity and not for profit schemes

    this is an intresting thing, to earn money for charity per use - I'm sure it'll be open to massive abuse, if you want to donate to charity, just run an auto-player against it, maybe make a file of random searches - like take a dictionary file and make random 1-4 word combinations of them - set that running, after a few hours check to see how much you've donated LOL


    well they said the check for "fradulant searches" so I dunno if they would catch that kind of thing. but if somebody just searched for penis 100 times I dont think they would donate anything

    #9 Mystical

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    Posted 20 April 2006 - 05:21 AM

    Where's Hydro? He'll submit that idea! ;) But that is a good idea....ads for charity!


    hydrogen is currently writting the script himself and the formula to estimate how much donations google would generate.

    #10 Kitchwa

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    Posted 20 April 2006 - 05:22 AM

    I would only do searches that are serious but then again I would probably just stick to google


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