In time, search engines will look even more alike
Google (currently sporting a National Library Week logo):

...and Yahoo! Search (with a tip of the hat to Mark Jen for the pointer):


...and Yahoo! Search (with a tip of the hat to Mark Jen for the pointer):

In my <meta> tags, where it belongs. Where's your aggregator's autodiscovery doohickey?
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