The Open Search Foundation (OSF) is a European nonprofit organization promoting internet freedom.
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The Open Search Foundation (OSF) is a European nonprofit organization promoting internet freedom.
In 2019, the Open Search Foundation published a report advocating for open search infrastructure.[1] In 2020, the newly-formed group[2] was advocating for the creation of a common index to underpin European search engines.[3] OSF became a lead organizer of the Open Web Index, an open-sourced search index designed to allow for a nonprofit alternative to the dominant indexes, giving users more choice and agency in searching the web for information.[4][5][6] The foundation has organized sessions about the values that should be part of the web index[7] as well as a working group to investigate the legal challenges that would need to be addressed.[8]
In Europe, a group called the Open Search Foundation has proposed a plan to create a common internet index that can underpin many European search engines. It's essential to have a diversity of options for search results, said Stefan Voigt, the group's chairman and founder, because it is not good for only a handful of companies to determine what links people are shown and not shown.
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