- Any relatively high traffic keyword has such spammy front pages that you have to append things like "reddit" or "hacker news" to your query to try and find so

- Any relatively high traffic keyword has such spammy front pages that you have to append things like "reddit" or "hacker news" to your query to try and find something useful - Anything that hints at the fact your looking for a product is dominated by the products themselves whereas a lot of the times you want unbiased advice, eg which category of product should I buy. Comparison sites themselves are very untrustworthy (for the most part) - If your "learning" something (eg guitar, weight lifting, random hobby, programming) its usually a year or so in before you know the best resources to learn with. However insights like this aren't easy to find so everyone goes through the motions - Again if your learning something the material is not split between "depth" levels. Eg the resources needed for learning about "black holes" for a layperson VS someone with a strong interest in space VS a physicist are different. As are news etc. PS An improvement in search is badly needed, good luck with your project.