FIKSZ E-ngine - Searching 1000+ LIS Sites

[Adam Paszternak]

Hi there, all Librarian Bloggers!

I'd like to ask you a favor... Here in Hungary we (well, mostly I) have built a LIS search engine (called FIKSZ E-ngine) based on Google CSE. It searches some 1000+ LIS sites including blogs (I think more than LISZEN does), also some mailing list archives, official sites, e-journal archives, etc...

So I'd really appreciate if you folks go ahead and test it... Mostly 'cuz I'm really curious about your advices for further improvement (including new sites to search, skin, etc.), and because I'm concerned that I've forgotten to include lots of blogs - maybe yours too.

The 'About' page is under construction, so I post the translations of the Refinements here:

Találatok angol nyelven > English results
Találatok svéd nyelven > Swedish results
Találatok francia nyelven > French results
Találatok német nyelven > German results
Találatok spanyol nyelven > Spanish results
Találatok dán nyelven > Danish results
Találatok magyar nyelven > Hungarian results

Forrás: Weblap > Source: Webpage
Forrás: Wiki > Source: Wiki
Forrás: MaNCi > Source: MaNCi (Hungarian and international abstracts)
Forrás: Blog > Source: Blog
Forrás: Levelezőlista > Source: Mailing List

I'd really like to improve this thingy... :)

You can post your opinion and/or advices either here or to fiksz20[AT]gmail[DOT]com.

Thanks a lot, everybody!
Adam

[Adam Paszternak]

Thanks, Chris! Both your kind words and your forthcoming email (if)... :)

[Laurie Bridges]

1) I love it! I searched for "tutorials" and it returned a lot of relevant hits! Thanks for doing this, it's great and I'm going to share it with my colleagues at my university.

2) I couldn't find my blog, so it would be great if you could add it: http://infodoodads.com

[Adam Paszternak]

Thanks a lot for your response, Laurie, and of course for sharing the E-ngine with others! :)
Infodoodads added! :)

[RefLibrarian]

I like your search engine very much. Could you please add my blog? It is Senior Friendly Libraries at http://seniorfriendlylibraries.blogspot.com .