Thanks for the suggestion! It's possible to do the inverse right now, pick results from a particular source. Like you could search for "+php +facebook source:e

Thanks for the suggestion! It's possible to do the inverse right now, pick results from a particular source. Like you could search for "+php +facebook source:elance" (without quotes) to get php+mysql jobs results from elance. You can also specify a budget with "minbudget:[number]" shorthand. It will search for all jobs with budget >= what is specified. There's a third shorthand that lets you see only fixed-pay jobs or hourly jobs "type:[hourly OR fixed]". Its all written down here http://www.grep42.com/faqs/ http://www.grep42.com/faqs/. Perhaps I should make it more obvious? EDIT: Sorry, the shorthand/filter "budget:[number]" should be "minbudget:[number]"