Sproose announced the launch of a Digg-like element to their video search engine. Users can now vote on video results at Sproose, which will have a direct impact on the rank of those video search results.

The look is very similar to Digg, allowing users to click an “I like it” vote button, as well as make comments on the videos. Here are examples of how it works.

I performed a video search on legend and was presented with these results:

After registering, I clicked on the “I Like It” voting button and added a comment. Adding a comment opens a pop up AJAX box that looks like this:

A voted and commented on video search result, looks like this:

Bob Pack, CEO said:

Sproose offers users a really creative way of having the community improve upon algorithmic search for both video content and web results.

Related Topics: Channel: Video | Search Engines: Social Search Engines | Search Engines: Video Search Engines

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