Show HN: Imagine a search engine that removed top million sites from its index
It's interesting to see popularity used as an inverse corollary with quality.  Imagine a TV that skipped the most popular programming (goodbye American Idol), or a radio station that only plays non-hits.<p>Of course, there are great websites out there that are very popular (Wikipedia, NYTimes/WSJ, StackOverflow).  I'd love to see a search engine with a better signal for quality than non-popularity (this search engine), or SEO (Google), but it's a fun start.  :)