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Search all the MedLib Blogs (Really this time)

Dymphie rocks.

As promised in a comment on an earlier post, the rest of the MedLib blogs have been added to Dymphie’s Google Custom Search Engine for the Masterlist of MedLib Blogs. I’ve added a link on the page at LISwiki to Dymphie’s search engine, so you can now search all the MedLib blogs listed all at once.

Click here if you’d like to jump straight to the MedLib Blogs CSE at its home, or use the form below to try it out:


(Could someone with more MediaWiki experience let me know if it is possible in MediaWiki to add this snippet of javascript so the search could actually be added to the page at LISwiki?)

Dymphie’s CSE is neat and useful, but I’m still annoyed by the absence of any sorting features in the search results, and I think Steven Cohen is right that the CSE search results would be a lot better if they could be outputted as RSS. I suspect that this won’t ever actually happen, but that’s a topic for another (future) post.

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    CSE Links Directory:

    If you are interested in publicising your CSE you may want to be an early bird submitter at our CSE links directory at http://www.cselinks.com/ – your submission will include as long a description of your CSE as you wish together with relevant keyword lists, both of which you will be entitled to edit and keep up to date if you register as an Editor. You can also add new CSEs as you build them. All Editors will also have permission to rate and comment on other CSEs thereby constantly improving the overall quality of our visitors’ experience. The site will officially go live on Thursday.

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