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Also, I would like '[any widget] review' to take me to an actual review, not pages upon pages of spam. I usually end up looking at comments on a few trusted sit

• CWuestefeld 16y ago
  Yes, most of the results for this query wind up pointing to pages saying "be the first to review [any widget]". As a workaround, try searching for "[any widget] sucks" and "[any widget] good". EDIT: tying this to other discussions on the topic, it's a symptom of Patio11's observation that natural language search doesn't work very well. If you want to find something, you need to paint a picture of what it looks like, rather than asking a question about it.
  • tokenadult 16y ago
    I've noticed for years that "[product] hosed" brings up good results on how to work around bugs in various software products.
  • tesseract 16y ago
    automated version of this: http://www.sucks-rocks.com/ http://www.sucks-rocks.com/