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I'm in about the same boat as mey. It's my default search engine, and I rarely fall back to google. On the occasion when I do see oddball results, I report the
by nfriedly 12y ago
I'm in about the same boat as mey. It's my default search engine, and I rarely fall back to google.
On the occasion when I do see oddball results, I report them and it gets straightened out promptly. (It's kind of awesome to be able to report a spam site, get a human response, and have the site removed within a day or two. I'm sure it won't be that way forever, but their results also keep getting better and better.)
- mey 12y agoI did not know you could do that, how is reporting done?
- dredmorbius 12y agoThrough the feedback link, you can report bad relevancy. It's buried a bit, I suspect on purpose. https://duck.co/help/results/spam https://duck.co/help/results/spam
- nfriedly 12y agoYes, what dredmorbius said. There's also https://duckduckgo.com/feedback https://duckduckgo.com/feedback which lets you report/request all kinds of stuff. (It's listed as "Feedback" in the menu at the top-right of the results page.) Initially it was just "send Gabriel an email", which he still graciously responds to, but I've been trying to do things the "right" way more recently because I'm sure he gets a lot of email :)