The Volokh Conspiracy - Dogpile No Longer Flags "Gun" Searches as Likely Yielding "Adult Content" To Be Filtered Out, But Related Search Engines Continue:

James Grant reports that dogpile.com has stopped reporting a "likely to contain adult content" -- adult defined as "sexually explicit" -- for searches that use the word "gun." But webfetch.com, webcrawler.com, and metacrawler.com, which, Grant reports, are owned by the same company (Infospace), continue to do the same thing dogpile used to do.

	[Eugene Volokh, June 7, 2007 at 10:45pm] Trackbacks Dogpile No Longer Flags "Gun" Searches as Likely Yielding "Adult Content" To Be Filtered Out, But Related Search Engines Continue: James Grant reports that dogpile.com has stopped reporting a "likely to contain adult content" -- adult defined as "sexually explicit" -- for searches that use the word "gun." But webfetch.com, webcrawler.com, and metacrawler.com, which, Grant reports, are owned by the same company (Infospace), continue to do the same thing dogpile used to do.