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All I ask from Google is to stop ignoring quotes in quoted search strings. I get that the first hits are going to be for sites selling hats and ties if I search
by BubbleRings 2y ago
All I ask from Google is to stop ignoring quotes in quoted search strings. I get that the first hits are going to be for sites selling hats and ties if I search for:
necktie and a panama hat
But dammit, if I search for:
"necktie and a panama hat"
…the first hit should always be for the Bob Dylan song “Black Diamond Bay”.
(This is just an example of course.)
The site behavior in this respect appears to vary widely even in the same month. It is doing it fairly correctly right now it seems. I bet they turned up the “don’t be so sleazy” dial some in the last few days, since the data dump and articles about it came out.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoAmen. Ignoring quotes is inexcusable. It is a tool for "power users" to find a string. Are they no longer capable of searching for strings do to how they manage their data? Is it too expensive?