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Has it been tried? it might require re-thinking how search engines work. If the databases were all formatted consistently, it seems possible.
There's Yacy. It worked ok when I was running it locally, but the moment I connected it to the rest of the network my search results were dominated by porn and spam sites.
My google and duckduckgo search results are also dominated by porn sites.
well hey, I won't judge