Kagi has tons of results from Reddit and they're always high and relevant. I don't know if this means they're doing it even though they're "not allowed to" or what but they definitely get it somehow.

That sounds like some excellent fodder for an anti-trust suit if you ask me.

Thanks, that explains Reddit.

I see the same phenomenon on other smaller forums, too, though. DuckDuckGo always feels like it has a smaller database than Google, which isn't really a surprise.

I'm sure Baidu could safely index Reddit if they wanted to.

Holy shit have we come far.