I think this really makes a case for this being best as an open source API, i.e. something anyone could access and something to which anyone could contribute.
I'd personally prefer not having to manage the indexes on any of my computers.
Regardless of where the info is stored, it should be possible for the client to run locally, and access your code, but not actually send anything more revealing than what you're already sending to, e.g. Google.
I'd personally prefer not having to manage the indexes on any of my computers.
Regardless of where the info is stored, it should be possible for the client to run locally, and access your code, but not actually send anything more revealing than what you're already sending to, e.g. Google.