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I struggle to find substance in your comment. Could you perhaps expand with a few supporting details for your thesis?
by skyyler 7y ago
I struggle to find substance in your comment.
Could you perhaps expand with a few supporting details for your thesis?
- naringas 7y agoI agree with his sentiment based on my personal experience. But we'll see, maybe this will actually be better? also, maybe we should stop googling in "kewordese"?
- pokoleo 7y agoI just queried "I struggle to find substance in your comment." Top results: * Managing Your Feelings Without Substances ... * Why We Should Treat, Not Blame Addicts Struggling to Get ... Google missed the ball here, the word substance in this case is not about drugs.
- wolco 7y agoEach time they move away from what people type vs what profile data collected from various sources suggest we move away from the ideal. Best example is ads targeted to keywords on the page vs shows ads based on past purchases.
- amiga-workbench 7y agoGoogle works well when you are searching for things you don't know much about, your input is imprecise and it generally points you in the right direction. However for the opposite case, when you are trying to find something highly specific, even down to an exact substring match I find the results to be very poor.
- skyyler 7y agoAww :-( I suppose you'll just have to make your own...