New search engine model that employs thousands of paid "guides," who will provide live one-on-one help to users who need extra assistance tracking down online information. The free service, called ChaCha.com, goes live today as a test and is expected to go into full beta later this year.

http://www.webmasterworld.com/redire....DTL&type=tech

The ideas seems to be interesting , but there might be various practical problems , like number of queries they would be handling using guides help.

Further i feel that this doesnt ends up to one more pay for inclusion type facility as there is full human intervetion in the results.

The website is still in apha stage and not showing up results i tried up couple of keywords may be they are still working on that expert field

anyways its good step and hopes it makes web better place to live in

This seems like an interesting concept if they can get it up and running. I reviewed the site and think it would be interesting to be a guide. I would love to find someone to send me an invite. I have been a dmoz editor for years and think this may be the next step.