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How do you differentiate between useful dwell and useless dwell? I often need to spend some time on a page before I realize this is not what I'm looking for. Ho
by DavidWanjiru 13y ago
How do you differentiate between useful dwell and useless dwell? I often need to spend some time on a page before I realize this is not what I'm looking for. How will you tell?
And now that we're talking about search, I had an experience on google that I found very odd. I was looking for the Richard Marx song, "Suspicion" from the album "My Own Best Enemy". I knew the song and the album, but I couldn't remember the name Richard Marx. Problem was instead of typing "My Own Best Enemy", I was typing "My Own WORST Enemy". Google had no clue. Shouldn't a good search engine be able to tell it's just one word wrong?
- geraldbaeck 13y agoDifferentiating the quality of a dwell would be nice, but that would mean to track search trails of our users, which is too much of a privacy issue. But we are thinking about semantically evaluating the DwellRank. For example a useful dwell would be for tutorials. But this is just an assumption, we simply need more data about that. Gerald (Disclosure: archify/Blippex CTO)