19 March 2005
OpenSearch
Amazon's A9 is pretty sexy (and loved by all who obsess over short domain names). I am such a Google-head that I don't use A9 enough on reflex. Now, they have a new-ish technology called OpenSearch. It defines requirements for exposing a site's searches as XML--thus turning queries into aggregatable plug-ins. They also point out that existing search engines can be wrapped so that HTML search results are translated into OpenSearch RSS results,
although I think that you would just be screen-scraping and rewriting the content.
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