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I was just asking about this Google "feature" on Twitter [1]. I can't imagine why anyone would want "must include" to mean anything but, and if it doesn't mean
by albedoa 8y ago
I was just asking about this Google "feature" on Twitter [1]. I can't imagine why anyone would want "must include" to mean anything but, and if it doesn't mean exactly that to Google, then they shouldn't say it.
> does anyone know why Google does this with search their results? what does the word “must” mean here, practically?
1. https://twitter.com/albedoa/status/1047502325005336576 https://twitter.com/albedoa/status/1047502325005336576
- fphhotchips 8y agoThe "must include" bit is a link. If you click it, you're telling Google that results must include that term (rather than may include, which is the default).