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Could it have more to do with user experience than business or social reasons? ie people meaning to use dashes instead of the boolean operator and instead by mi
by geoah 6y ago
Could it have more to do with user experience than business or social reasons? ie people meaning to use dashes instead of the boolean operator and instead by mistake removing results from their searches?
- banmeagaindan2 6y agoIt looks like policy is to strip most of what's outside the alphabet unless it falls into known permitted keyword matches - and I expect X-Y would always match X Y. Doesn't explain why users cannot request no results in some categories they are turned off by. Most search engines offer that option in some way - except the porn versions. It's more strange the more I think about it.