Hi, this is what I would like the dotnet core community * to start using instead of looking for the Lucene team to port several years old java code to core. We already have a search engine on dotnet core. It's called Resin. I'm only a few minor optimizations away, plus one or two features I'd also like to include, from having a robust and full-featured Lucene replacement, leaner, faster, with better compression and with readable code (sometimes even object-oriented). Time to bury Lucene.Net people. Come help out.

*) Is there such a thing? I mean, you're awfully quiet and compared to the java community, which I know exists, you seldom help out in open-source projects. What's up with that? Haven't found the right project yet? Search, i.e. information retieval and NLP, is about as about as interesting as it gets, at least to me. General AI will be bourne out of IR and natural language processing. Not interested yet? There's a really cool Trie and some pretty sweet tree traversing algorithms that can perhaps be optimized. Have a look at my poor-mans [Levenshtein automaton over in-memory trie](https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/ResinCore/I...) and the same [over a disk-based trie](https://github.com/kreeben/resin/blob/master/src/ResinCore/I...). Sentiment analysis comes later on. It's great fun!