E Pluribus Unum: Out of many, one.

Out of the opinions of many users, Pluribus constructs one coherent list of results. E Pluribus unum. 

When a user types a query, Pluribus submits it to Metacrawler, a search engine that combines results from other engines (including Altavista, Excite, Lycos and Yahoo!). Once it has those results from Metacrawler, Pluribus assigns a score to each page. 

The total score of each page (shown in black next to it) is a combination of: 

• The score assigned by Metacrawler. This score reflects the closeness of the page to the user query. Metacrawler scores range from 0 to 1,000 points. (in green) 
• How much previous users have liked this page (in the context of the same query). A user can vote for a page by selecting it. Each vote increases the score of a page by 100 points. (in red) 
• The number of times that the page should have been selected. Pluribus expects pages presented at the top of the page (`better pages') to be selected more often than other pages; each time a page is selected, Pluribus subtracts some points from all those pages that were not selected, subtracting more points from highly-ranked unselected pages. (in red) 

The following are the newest and most popular queries submitted to Pluribus. Go ahead and give your opinion about which pages are good and which are not. Try selecting some pages and then re-submitting the query; you will see how your pages are now higher in the list.

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