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  "path": "/t/why-i-use-uruky-a-private-search-engine/38757?page=2#post_39",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-30T04:46:57.000Z",
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  "textContent": "@brn\n\nNo, that’s not it. You’re good.\n\nAlright, I now understand the reason why you left it that way.\nBut there’s something you should know, and you guys probably aren’t aware of it. Here it is:\n\nBehind those words like “comparisons,” “winning,” etc., pitting your engine against others in one place literally means war. It’s essentially advertising without adding quality or credibility to the service overall—although I do acknowledge it provides some informational value for people who aren’t familiar with this kind of knowledge.\n\nI’m going to give you a small realistic scene for context: I’m looking for a service that doesn’t have so much copy-paste or feel like a clone similar or identical to other companies (it’s getting harder and harder to find)—fewer repetitions and as original as possible. I come across Uruky, I observe and notice the same thing (comparison, testimonials on the homepage…). Does it add quality, faithfulness, consistency, robustness, and operational reliability? That requires an exhaustive analysis. I make a decision.\n\nI see potential in the service, but it pushes me away, and for the reasons I mentioned before—I can’t recommend a tool like this with these current issues; they’re serious to me.",
  "title": "Why I Use Uruky, a Private Search Engine"
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