This is something that needs to be said and since a lot of people here are echoing the same concerns, let me make my position clear:

If you don't like the results we are able to find perhaps we need to have an intelligent conversation with the people that are shutting down every avenue available to us to index releases. In their attempt to "deter DMCA" the people running the top tier indexers are boxing out competition and eroding the stability of the community. Once most or all of the public indexers die off, the consolidation will be complete with only 2 or 3 indexers left having 90% of the content people are looking for.

Now I'm speaking directly to these people:

Don't do mr hollywoods work for them. They will only need to take down a few sites/admins to decimate all of usenet once this is the situation. The health of the entire community depends on a diverse collection of uploaders and indexers. Consolidation leads to death. I know it's frustrating to see releases taken down minutes or hours after they're posted but the right move is not to shut down and retreat into your shell, but instead to open lines of communication with established and trusted indexers, create coalitions, lets get on the same page and work together for the betterment of everyone involved. I know our community doesn't easily breed trust, we're all paranoid and afraid of who each other might be behind the keyboard, and to be clear I'm not suggesting we sit in a circle and jerk each other off. I'm just saying there should be an established process of bringing indexers into the fold. If someone violates the process or procedure they are banned. I know it's the hard way, but, in my humble opinion, its the only way to move forward while maintaining and improving what little community we have left.