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I've tried Yacy plenty of times in the past. It seems to get the job done the best, in my opinion, and gives you a lot of control.
But is it decentralized? Do the results from multiple spiders get added to give everyone the same quality searches or do I need to scan the whole internet myself?
[edit] I was looking at this earlier and couldn't find the info. Started searching again just now and found it immediately... of course... (The answer is YES)
Yeah. There's a whole section dedicated to showing varies nodes in the network.