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It still works -site:pinterest.* Even with wildcard tld, otherwise it is still all Pinterest But it is interesting that those kind of Google/search engine fe
by smoe 6y ago
It still works
-site:pinterest.*
Even with wildcard tld, otherwise it is still all Pinterest
But it is interesting that those kind of Google/search engine feature hardly ever get talked about these days whereas in the past they were considered crucial to get decent results.
- foobarian 6y agoI don't know what the pathway for this is but just -pinterest does it for me.
- leereeves 6y ago-pinterest removes pages that contain the term pinterest, so pages from a pinterest.* domain, plus articles about pinterest, etc.
- dylan604 6y agoSounds pretty good to me. If I'm searching for a term, but don't want results from pintrest, then I'm probably not wanting to read an article about pintrest either.
- whatshisface 6y ago"Here's a picture I took today. I also posted it on Instagram and Pintrest."
- jbay808 6y agoIf you wanted to read an article about Pinterest, it would probably be hard to search for it in any other way.
- CompuHacker 6y agoExcept that the word "pinterest", like pinterest.* results, appears in all the nooks and crannies of the rest of the Web. Excluding the domain like that succeeds in narrowing the scope of the search without excluding content unduly.
- geomark 6y agoI use that a lot. Wouldn't Google notice if a lot of people were telling it they don't want to see results from Pinterest and make some adjustments to their SERPs?
- Cockbrand 6y agoThat's a nice hack, thanks! I've just modified my Google search engine entry in Chrome to include this.