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I do not want google to tell me where my keys are. I have eyes and a brain to navigate and remember thank you very much. However, when I say what can I do if I
by Ardit20 17y ago
I do not want google to tell me where my keys are. I have eyes and a brain to navigate and remember thank you very much. However, when I say what can I do if I am diagnosed with some illness, I want goggle to show me some sites saying that I need to exercise, or perhaps some diet site, or maybe some site saying I should not drink, and not sites about how someone else lost their mind and jumped out of the balcony.
I think the quality of google search is falling. So many times I search and I get countless of irrelevant results and I would rather google showed me what I want them to show me rather than go on about my keys. I do not even understand why would google want to focus on telling me where my keys are. They seem to be loosing it and slowly moving to some cooko land. The world is not yours to save google!
Go back to basics and try and improve search and make my results more relevant and try and find those cool hidden articles and stop going on about my keys.
- peregrine 17y agoYou assume that search has gotten worse but provide no objective data to back it up. Could it be that you are using search today differently then you used search years ago? Could it be that you've read a large majority of the existing hidden articles that you deem cool? The only significant change has most likely been in how you use Google. Instead of just searching "Ubuntu" you may now search "site:ubuntuforums.org nvidia glx1800".
- Ardit20 17y agoYes perhaps I should have not assumed that. What I meant is that search is not so good as to worry about such abstract and pointless things as where are my keys. Search should focus on giving relevant results to queries we actually search.