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Google pays its quality raters $14-20 an hour.

Yahoo has internal raters which are paid. It is a division of Web Analytics. A junior web analyst makes starst at $30K a year.

Lionbridge also pays web analysts, not much at least $10-12 an hour.

There are a variety of web companies that do this.

Peer reviewing requires greater depth of skill than quality rating.

It is not enough to say join a club and do work for us because we are providing a valuable information service.

In a way, how you have approached librarians degrades the profession by saying what is normally paid for should be free.

Conference grants and book donations are not enough.

hakia is a search engine that semantically analyzes and stores knowledge in Web pages with its automated process QDEXing (stands for Query Detection and Extraction System). There is no human involvement. QDEXing is a new system that replaces the indexing process that is widely used today.

When our system crawls the Web and QDEXes Web pages, the same process happens. However, we classify the visited Web pages as “general Web sites” and “credible” Websites. Credible websites are selected by the librarians and information professionals.

When a query comes in, our SemanticRank algorithm will rank all results by meaning match and other factors. We show results from credible sites by offering a credibility-stamp for visual differentiation. For an example of credibility-stamped results, try the query: What causes heart disease?

Our goal is to point credible Web pages to searchers by channeling the collective knowledge of the librarian community. I hope this helps to answer your question.

I’m sorry, but it looks like their goal of indexing each and every subject is kinda hopless.
Tho semantic search is the goal of, I think, every search enging, still – it can’t be done by people indexing the entire web.