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==Sites which use Yioop Software==

* '''[[https://yioop.com/|yioop.com]]''' is the main demo site for yioop. Currently, the default crawl is only being served from disk-based (rather than SSD) hard-drives from five Mac Minis. In previous testing, moving the dictionary and shards to SSD brings the response times to about a second. For crawls of a few million pages you can expect much quicker responses even on disk-based drives.
* '''[[https://seekquarry.com|seekquarry.com]]'''. Seekquarry itself was created using the wikis within a vanilla install of Yioop. The download yioop software form was a simple customization added to the app directory. 
* '''[[https://findcan.ca|findcan.ca]]''' demonstrates doing a niche crawl of just Canadian websites. [[https://findcan.ca/thread/58| This how to do a niche crawl blog entry]] explains how this crawl was created. This site also demonstrates using Yioop software's built-in support for keyword advertising.
* '''[[https://www.frise.org|www.frise.org]]'''  is a sites for FRISE - the Free Interactive Story Engine, also being developed at Seekquarry. In this case, Yioop is being used for its wiki system to develop the web site.  
* '''[[https://marypollett.com|marypollett.com]]''' is being used by my wife as she runs for school board (She won!). Again, it is a pure vanilla Yioop install. It illustrates using Yioop's built-in wiki forms. The wiki pages are also localized to both English and Vietnamese (including Forms).

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Do you run a version of Yioop? Would you like a link here? Just drop me a line at chris@pollett.org
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