> What do you consider a better metric for user engagement? User "engagement" is a rotten metric that doesn't represent what most of us actually care about - r

> What do you consider a better metric for user engagement? User "engagement" is a rotten metric that doesn't represent what most of us actually care about - results and answers, ASAP. I'm not claiming this would work but if search engines had a thumbs up/down button next to results I would use it if it informed the ranking algorithm or personalized it for me.