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This search is definitely having trouble telling the difference between different people with similar names - so much so that the confusion could tarnish your reputation.
I guess this could also be linked to the current controversy over misleading Wikipedia bios.
http://www.zephoria.org/thoughts/archives/2005/...
Their major customers are corporates, whereas we're consumer-focused. Their index seems to cover the whole Web, whereas we only index from a whitelist of sites. Their users "use ZoomInfo to fill jobs, find alumni and friends, locate former colleagues, research companies, network and more", whereas I don't think any of those functions will be core to the Tinfinger experience.
The only similarity is that we use names as keywords. Beyond that, everything is different. That's not a criticism of Zoominfo, just an observation.
Thanks for the clarification. Looking forward to your launch!
Reedit is mainly texted based. Though, My point may not be valid. You know, people like "shoutwire sucks big black cock" may disagree.