In an effort to better track project CylonBum's Success, research has begun to find every reference to "CylonBum" on the world-wide web. Saying that may sound old fashioned, "world-wide web" was a term used heavily during the popularization of the internet, to advertise it's size. Now-a-days that seems silly, people want the internet condensed, indexed and listed in order of importance. (Via Google) People should note thats not the whole thing, and though its debatable whether the use of search engines these days has indeed narrowed our view of the internet, I think you have to keep in mind the internet includes networks of such massive size, that scanning through it all might seem silly. Silly though it may be, it falls upon people like myself to bring to light information that might otherwise be hidden. So, I've started up my own little web-crawler. Much like Google, my computer is currently scanning the internet itself, searching for any and all references to the "CylonBum" project. Every page it scans renders new links to more pages that shall be scanned. As you might imagine, this whole process may take a while, but should render outstanding results that I shall share in the next few days. Just for a little taste of what's to come, so far the thing is up to 4600 pages, 58 documents. And just to clarify, I'm using the industrial strength search technology that is DEVONagent.

DEVONagent is something I intend to use for my next few posts, to render so hard facts built on a concensus of gosip, like that new iPod everyone's been talking about...

UPDATE: The initial search is complete, and 62,341 pages have been found in connection with "ClyonBum" along with 133 documents. Needless to say, it will take a while to sift through all this information, but heres a cool chart thing of all topics found to be apparently in relation to CylonBum

Research continues into why exactly "CylonBum" relates in any way, shape, or form to the Quran... (the holy book of Islam)