[Solr Wiki] Update of "PublicServers" by Artem Russakovskii

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The "PublicServers" page has been changed by Artem Russakovskii.
The comment on this change is: Added Plaxo.
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/PublicServers?action=diff&rev1=196&rev2=197

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  = Public Websites using Solr =
+  * http://www.plaxo.com - uses Solr for sitewide activity and people search.
   * http://factbook.bodukai.com/ - CIA World Factbook data imported into Solr.
   * http://www.whitehouse.gov/ - Uses Solr via Drupal for site search w/highlighting & faceting (More details: [[http://radar.oreilly.com/2009/10/whitehouse-switch-drupal-opensource.html|1]], [[http://personaldemocracy.com/node/15131|2]])
   * http://www.lucidimagination.com/search Indexes the Lucene ecosystem: Solr, Lucene Java, Mahout, Nutch, Tika, Droids and the ports of Lucene.  Includes mail archives, websites, JIRA issues and wikis.
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   * [[http://www.saveur.com/solrSearchResults.jsp|Saveur.com]] uses Solr to provide facetted search through recipes, ingredients, courses and occasions
   * [[http://pds.jpl.nasa.gov/tools/data-search/|Planetary Data System (PDS)]] uses Solr to search for dataset, mission, instrument, target, and host information
  
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  = Other Solr users =
   * [[http://www.etrade.com/|eTrade]]
   * [[http://www.gs.com/|Goldman Sachs]]
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   * [[http://nebula.nasa.gov/services|NASA]] is using Solr as the Enterprise Search component in it's NEBULA cloud computing platform.
   * [[http://www.mtv.com|MTV Networks]] uses Solr to power search on a number of it's websites, including TheDailyShow.com, ColbertNation.com, and SouthParkStudios.com, and as a back-end tool on other sites such as comedycentral.com
  
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  == Notes ==
  It would be good to add some scale information here, where possible: how many documents do these sites index, how many search requests per day, what kind of servers, etc. If someone could determine what kind of license, copyright, etc the current Solr logo has, it could be included as a text file in the zipped SVG file and could make for a clearer permission statement.