For one, Cuil has an impressive pedigree with its three founders: Tom Costello of IBM's WebFountain project, plus Anna Patterson and Russell Power of Google's TeraGoogle project, Google's massive search index. Cuil also counts former AltaVista founder Louis Monier -- who later went to eBay and then Google -- as part of the team.

These people know search. In particular, they know on-the-firing line, heavy duty, industrial strength search. Not only that, they're unleashing what appears to be a comprehensive service that anyone can use. Indeed, Google already did a blog post in reaction to Cuil and its size claims on Friday, before Cuil even launched or those claims became public. If Google's paying that much attention, then anyone should.

http://www.cuil.com

http://clipmarks.com/clipmark/B37ECADD-023F-455B-9EF3-6EB3F8354CA7/

The only problem "Cuil" is not so cool after all there seems to be many problems with it. From mislead places right down the name. So how "CUIL" is that ? beside cool is a state of mind that takes a personal search to uncover how "CUIL" cool is ! It's not cool to be led around by a un"CUIL" engine.

Indeed jt3600, I played with it a bit and looks like google
is still giving better results