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@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ Upcoming engines
These engines aren't ready yet; their indexes are either in a proof-of-concept phase with a handful of sites, or aren't available yet.
- Apple: given the activity of the AppleBot crawler lately, their index will almost certainly grow to a size large enough to power a general search engine soon. Check your server's access logs; there's a good chance it's crawled your site if you have a few backlinks.
- Ahrefs: <cite>{{<indieweb-person first-name="Dmitry" last-name="Gerasimenko" url="https://twitter.com/botsbreeder" org="Ahrefs" org-url="https://ahrefs.com/">}} [has announced](https://twitter.com/botsbreeder/status/1110889488706760704)</cite> plans for Ahrefs to release a search engine to <q cite="https://twitter.com/botsbreeder/status/1110889488706760704">share ad revenue with content creators 90/10</q>. This isn't surprising: its crawlers are quite active and have probably built quite a large index. He wrote [a blog post](https://medium.com/swlh/investor-money-vs-public-interest-did-google-fail-to-build-a-non-evil-platform-3a054f996ea9) describing the motivation and posted [a status update](https://twitter.com/botsbreeder/status/1405920654877028357) mid-2021.
- Ahrefs: {{<indieweb-person first-name="Dmitry" last-name="Gerasimenko" url="https://twitter.com/botsbreeder" org="Ahrefs" org-url="https://ahrefs.com/">}} [has announced](https://twitter.com/botsbreeder/status/1110889488706760704) plans for Ahrefs to release a search engine to <q cite="https://twitter.com/botsbreeder/status/1110889488706760704">share ad revenue with content creators 90/10</q>. This isn't surprising: its crawlers are quite active and have probably built quite a large index. He wrote [a blog post](https://medium.com/swlh/investor-money-vs-public-interest-did-google-fail-to-build-a-non-evil-platform-3a054f996ea9) describing the motivation and posted [a status update](https://twitter.com/botsbreeder/status/1405920654877028357) mid-2021.
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