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Facebook dot com. Facebook article on Wikipedia. Perhaps an entry for the movie as well. Maybe some information on the stock. I think a single result would
by eddd-ddde 2y ago
Facebook dot com.
Facebook article on Wikipedia.
Perhaps an entry for the movie as well.
Maybe some information on the stock.
I think a single result would be wrong.
- silverquiet 2y agoHere's what I would search for for each of those. facebook facebook wiki facebook movie facebook stock (though I of course know the ticker symbol is FB, so I'd just type that into Yahoo Finance and it would know how to handle that) edit: I guess it's a reflection of my distrust of Google/most (all?) large companies - I really don't like it when they guide me in any direction other than what I've specified because I'm pretty sure it's some dark pattern designed to relieve me of my money.
- stogot 2y agoI dislike needing to be this verbose with search engines, and hate it with voice assistants too. I’d rather a little inference than to have to be explicit every time
- squigz 2y agoI don't really understand why that distrust doesn't seem to extend to wanting them to display a single result for something, as if you can trust that single result to be what you want?
- silverquiet 2y agoThat's a fair point - I could be wrong about my motivation there; I was more or less thinking out loud.
- brokensegue 2y agoThe ticker is meta
- renegat0x0 2y agoI think search should also output links to some Facebook scandals, about Cambridge analytics, clearview, some research papers how Facebook affects children, speech rules dramas, Facebook myanmar scandal. I think one would have to explicitly search for these terms for anything like it to appear. If not then search should not be used to discover new topics.