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in generality there have always been 2(undoubtedly there would be a doZen more, but for the sake of the context of the topic involved, there would be 2) glasses through which one can look at any service/tool. the first is the user perspective and the second is the technical perspective. n all all fairness, if one analyZes a tool/service then one must look at the pros and cons of the service frm both angles. but Forbes aint doing that. herein u can find an article frm Forbes that takes about answers.com delivering 'the best internet innovation in years'. cummon dude, gimme a break. the services provided by them are one of its kind but they use a database centric approach, which let me tell u(which u can also confirm frm any kid on the block) is NOT a scalable solution. the holy grail approach is the hard NLP approach which(gime credit ppl) im looking into.