Employ the Science of Web-sleuthing

[The Teacher]

If we consider Web-sleuthing a Science, which it is, we may all have found some elements of the tools of the trade we could share with each other and thereby expand our knowledge and talents. Lets face it, we are constantly viewing and comparing faces, and data, which at times takes much digging only to learn some disqualifying feature or statistic has (after a long search) put us back to square one. Don't you hate it! And when a potential comparison is located, we gaze at the facial structures, may have to scroll down for stats, or worse, go from one website to another. It would be nice if we had one sight, updated round the clock, where we could just hover a mouse over a face and immediately get a drop down of stats and current contact information. But given the science, I have one observation that I have made, which I would like to pass along. Because men and women are wired differently, we may have an edge in recognizing quicker the features of those of the opposite sex. It may be a question of cheek bones, facial shape, nose, or in one my cases, how the mouth was shaped. We could utilize the way our mind processes information, to even subconsciously work for us. So, if you have and idea or a observation, please share it.

 

[SCaJ]

The problem is these tools change on a regular basis. I have a few go-to's that have stuck around for a while to check usernames which will lead you to a few good sources.
Namechk | Username, Domain, and Trademark Search | Username Registration
and
CheckUsernames Searches 160 Social Networks - KnowEm.com searches over 500 ->this one is harder to use in that you can't hit your enter button, you *must* click their search button or it won't work.

In general username checkers are easy to find and each one is a little different and can find you different sites and they come in handy finding things Google no longer lets you search for.

A recent one I found that has led me to some good info..meaning it won't last long... is
https://www.searchpeoplefree.com/

I'll leave you with those. I can't remember the site I was getting email addresses from the other day. If I find it again, I'll come back. I just don't need those often so I don't think I kept it.

 

[qwerty365]

Is there any tool that collects all namus data and displays it visually on a map with the ability to filter by sex/age/date missing etc.? And if there is not, would this be useful?