Million dollar website idea. Or at least $29.95

[GagHalfrunt]

What the world needs is a LMGTFY-style site with rigged results. i.e. : Somebody asks a stupid question about something that could be solved in 2 seconds with a simple search. You *could* give them the normal LMGTFY link that displays the results they could have gotten for themself, like "Best Caribbean cruise". Instead you stack the results and the animation plays for "best+Caribbean+cruise", but instead it returns the results for "hardcore+gay+cruise".

Whoever uses that idea to make a million dollars, or $29.95, you're welcome.

 

[DownTheSky]

My IQ just dropped 1 point.

Might sounded funny in your head but I don't see any profit in this.

 

[T_Yamamoto]

It'd be a waste of money, and since it NSFW, it'd be kinda pointless

 

[Red Squirrel]

Actually how about a site like wikipedia, but where the information is all purposely wrong, but made to sound like it makes sense. False historic events, false facts about cities, completely incorrect technical information, etc. Could be fun. Kinda like The Onion, but for information.

 

[Brigandier]

Actually how about a site like wikipedia, but where the information is all purposely wrong, but made to sound like it makes sense. False historic events, false facts about cities, completely incorrect technical information, etc. Could be fun. Kinda like The Onion, but for information.

I'm in.

 

[HeXen]

Or how about just not post a response to anyone who asks a stupid question they could have gotten for themselves. It's far quicker, it's simple, it prevents you from being a smartass/jerk/troll..etc and it forces the thread starter to search or ask elsewhere.
win, win.

 

[Red Squirrel]

The best is when you Google something and find a forum post with someone that has the EXACT SAME question, and all the responses are "Use google, noob" related.

 

[zinfamous]

Actually how about a site like wikipedia, but where the information is all purposely wrong, but made to sound like it makes sense. False historic events, false facts about cities, completely incorrect technical information, etc. Could be fun. Kinda like The Onion, but for information.

Too late

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