Greg wrote:
> This thread began with Gavin Scott observing the relative frequency of
> search keywords used at the Google search engine,[...]

In case anyone is curious, here are some raw numbers for frequency of search
term use on Google.  These are relative numbers and possibly not perfect,
but the trend is pretty clear:

From 6/19-6/21:

Keyword/ Number of times used
Phrase   (relative value)
-------- --------------------
MPE      401
HP3000   161
HP-3000  101
MPE/iX    15
MPE/XL     4

HPe3000    1
HP-e3000   1
HP e3000   0

The "MPE" number probably reflects non-3000 related searches, though I was
able to filter out those that also included the word "Max" (as in the
Max-Planck-Institut für extraterrestrische Physik who apparently use the
term "MPE" as an abbreviation for their institution).

Not good e-news for e-marketing, IMHO.

G.

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