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If you get zero results, you'd probably see the mistake prettty fast, right? I imagine most often (like 90%+ of cases) when one searches for phrases they would
by _flux 3y ago
If you get zero results, you'd probably see the mistake prettty fast, right?
I imagine most often (like 90%+ of cases) when one searches for phrases they would be a result of copy-pasting from another source, so handling this case in a special way would just not be worth the effort.
- eviks 3y agoWhat's up with the extreme estimats? And if you get 100s results instead of 0? And what if it's not 90%, but 50%? It's definitely wrong for me, I most often use it to exclude irrelevant results, and I'd imagine it's also wrong in general case for such a targeted search engine The "effort" is using the same typo detection algorithm you use for non-quoted search to display the same warning Also the benefit of a warning is that you can press a correction link to automatically fix and restart search, which is better UI
- eitland 3y ago> The "effort" is using the same typo detection algorithm you use for non-quoted search to display the same warning If you were a paying customer you could submit this idea in the forums and someone will actually look into it. I have sent in a few ideas and I think most have been accepted and fixed/implemented within a few weeks.
- eviks 3y agoGladly this company is a bit broader minded and accepts valuable ideas from a broader group of people