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Or when the first result says > "missing {keyword}, require {keyword}?" Great job big G, I'm definitely the one who made the mistake with my query and didn't
by huffmsa 8y ago
Or when the first result says
> "missing {keyword}, require {keyword}?"
Great job big G, I'm definitely the one who made the mistake with my query and didn't want to include that word.
- icebraining 8y agoYou haven't, but many people do; they include extraneous words, or write overly precise queries (like including specific their specific laptop model number, which only sells in our small country, rather than a general model name), then get frustrated they can't find anything.
- huffmsa 8y agoWhat are the guys at Google getting paid for other than building a system which can intelligently apply those exclusion filters? My two word query should not have one of it's words excluded. OR If the typical user is asking conversational questions, the search models need a layer of NLP preprocessing, which should likewise be conditional.