Empower Your Pocket: Make Money While Contributing to the Snipesocial Index

Welcome to the world of Snipesocial, where community-driven search takes center stage! Snipesearch has been tirelessly responding to billions of online requests with a small but dedicated team and a distributed network of servers worldwide. What sets us apart is the Snipesearch Cloud search, powered by Yacy – an open-source, decentralized search engine that allows anyone to contribute to our index. In this blog post, we’ll guide you on how to install Yacy and leverage the power of the Snipesocial Index to not only enhance search results but also make money through rapid inclusion services.

The Power of Yacy and Snipesocial Cloud Search

Decentralized Indexing

Unlike traditional search engines, the Snipesocial Index is truly unbiased, thanks to Yacy’s decentralized nature. You can contribute to the index by installing Yacy on your home PC or server, enabling you to index your own site the moment there’s an update.

Inclusive Indexing

Every individual who contributes to Yacy becomes a part of the Snipesocial Index, ensuring a diverse and comprehensive search experience. Your site won’t be removed unless it violates the community guidelines, making it a fair and open platform for all.

Turning Contributions into Income

Sell Rapid Inclusion

Take your contribution to the next level by selling rapid inclusion services. Platforms like Auctionit, eBid, eBay, Bonanza, and more can be your marketplace. Charge a fee, perhaps $2 or an amount of your choice, for indexing people’s sites and guaranteeing their appearance on the Snipesocial Cloud search and hundreds of other search engines in just a matter of days.

Empower Others

By offering rapid inclusion services, you’re not just making money for yourself but also empowering other website owners to enhance their online visibility. It’s a win-win situation where you contribute to the search ecosystem while helping businesses and individuals get noticed faster.

Important Tips

• Keep Your PC On: Your index is only accessible when your PC is running, so make sure it stays on when possible.
• Router Mapping: Ensure your router is properly mapped so that your index is accessible from the outside world.

Conclusion: Join us in building a search engine that truly represents the diversity of the internet. With Yacy and the Snipesocial Index, you not only contribute to a fair and unbiased search experience but also have the opportunity to make money by offering rapid inclusion services. Follow the steps outlined above, and let’s shape the future of online search together!

Installing Yacy on Windows

1. Download and install Java (>= Java 11) from //adoptium.net/.
2. Download Yacy for Windows from //download.yacy.net/yacy_v1.924_20201214_10042.exe.
3. Double-click the downloaded installer.
4. If the “Windows protected your PC” message appears, click “More info” -> “Run anyway.”
5. When asked about allowing changes from an unknown publisher, click “Yes.”
6. In the YaCy Installer, click “Next,” “I Agree,” “Next,” “Install,” and finally, “Finish.”
7. To run YaCy, double-click the YaCy app icon on your desktop.
8. When the dialog appears, click “Allow private networks” and “Allow access” in Windows Java Security Settings.
9. YaCy is now running on port 8090 on your machine. Open //localhost:8090 in your web browser.

Installing Yacy on Ubuntu

Here’s a condensed version of the Yacy installation steps on Ubuntu:

1. Run the following commands in your terminal:

sudo apt-get update sudo dpkg --configure -a sudo apt-get install -y openjdk-11-jre-headless

2. Download Yacy for Ubuntu:

wget //download.yacy.net/yacy_v1.924_20210209_10069.tar.gz

3. Unpack the tarball:

tar xfz yacy_v1.924_20210209_10069.tar.gz

4. Navigate to the Yacy directory:

cd yacy

5. Run the Yacy startup script:

./startYACY.sh

6. Access YaCy through your web browser by opening //localhost:8090.

Set your Admin Password

1. Use a command line terminal and log in to the user account running YaCy.
2. Execute the following command:

<yacy-app>/bin/passwd.sh <new-password>

Note: Replace <yacy-app> with the actual path to your YaCy installation directory, and <new-password> with your desired new password for the admin account named ‘admin’.