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por adam el Dic. 29, 2009 ·

retarded

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por DeeOhCee el Jun. 28, 2009 ·

CALL IT BAD TIMING, BUT AFTER ONE QUALITY YEAR, RUSHMORE DRIVE IS DEAD. THE PITFALLS OF THE SERVANT ECONOMY STRIKE AGAIN.

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por Lalita Amos el Mar. 16, 2009 ·

First, ignore the haters (the ones who are reviewing the IDEA of the plug-in rather than the plug-in itself)--those whine that gender or ethnicity-focused add-ins are inherently evil.

This is a very useful plug-in. The developers did a wonderful job. Now, if Mozilla would add a checkbox so that people would have to fess up about not having used that element they're reviewing...

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por Mega86 el Ene. 28, 2009 ·

An apparently clever offering within the realm of search. RushmoreDrive delivers clearly distinctive results that have a unique relevancy with those interested in all things cultural pertinent to the African American community. I think this technology has a great many future applications!

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por HOTLP8 el Ene. 27, 2009 ·

RushmoreDrive.com has an innovative product offering that is inclusive of the African American community. This is the first search engine where I can find all the relevant results that matters to me (mainstream plus black specific. Kudos to RushmoreDrive.

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por mary ross el Ene. 27, 2009 ·

It's nice to finally have a search engine that elevates black searches. Navigating through the site was very easy and quickly gave me the results that I was searching for. I particularly enjoyed using the Jobs Network.

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por KB Rogers el Ene. 27, 2009 ·

Cool plug-in! It was very easy to install and use. I definitely can see a difference in my search results. Thanks for helping me find some interesting stuff and sites in the Black community.

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por jesse lawrence el Ene. 26, 2009 ·

Really interesting take on search. Gives some results that are more targeted to the Black community, but also provides enough 'mainstream' results so as not to exclude the most relevant general results.