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Because it's not correct, a search in a store is supposed to result in information about the products in that store, not unrelated garbage. Garbage is a problem
by eviks 3y ago
Because it's not correct, a search in a store is supposed to result in information about the products in that store, not unrelated garbage. Garbage is a problem in the internet, much easier ways to generate/access it in more places is an big increase of the scale of the problem, hence "ruin"
- op00to 3y agoIt’s not a search box.
- dorkwood 3y agoWhat would you call it?
- op00to 3y agohttps://pasteboard.co/GSwyajjcF78W.jpg https://pasteboard.co/GSwyajjcF78W.jpg A question box? It literally says “ask about this product”.
- dorkwood 3y agoThe input field at the top of bing.com says "ask me anything". Would you also call that a question box, because of what it literally says inside it? Or would you call it a search box, based on our existing context of what bing.com is?
- eviks 3y agoOf course it is: it's a box which has the word "search" in its hint, can't be more literal than that!
- op00to 3y agoI don’t see that. https://pasteboard.co/GSwyajjcF78W.jpg https://pasteboard.co/GSwyajjcF78W.jpg
- paulddraper 3y ago> not unrelated garbage I see that it is unrelated, but what made it "garbage"? Might I humbly suggest it was the user who asked an unrelated question?