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"Thread" is a good keyword to include to find discussions, even though it's a bit overloaded. Eg. 'good cheap mountain bike' -> 10 results out of the first 10
by piaste 5y ago
"Thread" is a good keyword to include to find discussions, even though it's a bit overloaded.
Eg.
'good cheap mountain bike' -> 10 results out of the first 10 are commercial spam and listicles.
'thread good cheap mountain bike' -> 5 human discussions on entry-level MBs, 1 link to a MB forum home page (not a specific thread), 2 commercial spam, 1 paywalled magazine article testing MBs, and 1 online shop product page for a MB that happened to mention a "73mm Threaded BB shell" multiple times.
- ape4 5y agoUntil the spammers figure that one out. It would be nice if google had a keyword for this.
- accoil 5y agoLike discussion? https://www.ghacks.net/2014/01/23/search-discussions-blogs-places-google-now/ https://www.ghacks.net/2014/01/23/search-discussions-blogs-p... I don't use them enough, but the replacements are interesting: they seem to mostly search for indicators of a forum (e.g the existence of a next page button).
- systemBuilder 5y agoI also use "forum" to skip the link farms and content farms that Google so often serves up.