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Kagi is a viable choice for individual people, but it's not an answer for the concern of how to get traffic to visit your site and click on your affiliate links (which is what TFA is about). Kagi works well for users precisely because it's small enough that no one benefits from gaming its algorithms.





Why is it Google's job, who TFA isn't paying AFAIK, to get traffic to visit their site?

I don't think it is, but recommending Kagi as a solution for their complaint misses their point.

How is Kagi faring after Google's exclusivity deal with Reddit?

I think Kagi uses Google's APIs as a part of their mix of search results.

Um, I don't know when that would have kicked in because I haven't noticed a difference. Reddit still shows up whenever it's relevant, and the Forums lens turns up even more Reddit if you're worried you're missing any on the initial search.



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