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1. Search for "one two three". 2. Google returns results with "one" and "three" crossed out, as if you didn't mean to put them in the search. 3. Go to bing I
by nrki 9y ago
1. Search for "one two three".
2. Google returns results with
"one" and "three" crossed out, as if you didn't mean to put them in the search.
3. Go to bing I guess?
- soganess 9y agoI don't want to contradict your overall message that search quality has morphed in undesirable ways, I totally agree with the sentiment... but my query doesn't behave in the way hereto described. I currently see a 1961 film named "One, Two, Three" as the first result without any indication the engine believes I've erred.