OMFICA - Incubator for Conceptually New Generation of Search Engines is Launched

London, United Kingdom, March 25, 2008 --(PR.com)-- OMFICA, a non-profit organization with an open democratic/electoral administrative structure, has developed and introduced totally new web crawling technology which is based on combination of open source programming and human input based standardized web site content description language.

The overall concept assumes encouraging millions of advanced internet users to contribute some of their time and computer resources to creating large-scale repository of standardized and well structured information about web sites (URLs, pages, HTML structure, and thematic content etc.). OMFICA promotes so-called Internet Content Description Language (ICDL) - a new standard for web site creators to describe web page structure and content specifically for web crawlers and search engines. These data received in the forms of ICDL standard files are kept in OMFICA’s data repository and being used as templates for web crawling. Crawling results known as web page parse results are submitted to ICPR (Internet Content Parse Results) Storage and if used by general and thematic search engines will provide faster and much more accurate internet search results. ICDL is announced to be fully compatible with Semantic Web concepts defined by W3C.

OMFICA declares its mission as setting-up of facilities to provide equal opportunities and promote fair and competitive market for web search services. In fact, if ambitious plans of this organization succeed and IT community adapts the idea and approach, the overall situation in the search engine and adjacent markets will be drastically changed and some of existing leaders may find their dominant positions endangered.

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