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.
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.
findcan.ca demonstrates doing a niche crawl of just Canadian websites. 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.
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.
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).
Do you run a version of Yioop? Would you like a link here? Just drop me a line at chris@pollett.org