Posted on 12/05/2018 5:31:04 AM PST by 1raider1
Can any FReepers tell me why search defaults to keywords? For me, it is nearly impossible to find a specific article using them. Changing the search criterion to titles is a much better way, I feel. Is there some purpose for search being so, in my opinion, hard to use?
Selecting "title" on the drop-down menu is a lot of trouble?
I didn't mean that, I just wondered why the default is to keywords when titles seems to work much better.
I agree, and that’s probably why there are so many duplicate posts. ‘Well, I did a search!’
***** agree, and thats probably why there are so many duplicate posts. Well, I did a search!******
Also, several posters have searched, found nothing and start to post - all at the same time. The speediest poster’s thread is followed by the slowpokes.
Notice how sometimes duplicate threads are just seconds apart.
I’ve seen that too. Sometimes it seems like people sit on one site hitting refresh, refresh, refresh, until something new pops up, then they run here and post it.
You need help, but it ain’t with posting...................
Please do not post naked pictures of leftist.
Thanks
That’s great! May I also suggest, read something clearly labeled semi-satire, get torqued-off and make a comment as if it was real.
No, No, No!
Open Thread, go to Comment 1, Reply with some meaningless mumbo-jumbo about a different Thread.
Rinse and repeat.
Dumber than stumps ? Nude commieratscumbags ?
Oh know they are on to me../s
OMG! You should look up old radio recordings of the Phil Hendrie Show in the mid ‘90s.
He’d start a show with a guest (Who he plays with a slight vocal distortion), bring up something outrageous, and reel in the outraged callers.
I remember one, “Guest,” who was suing the National Weather Service because as he was providing a ritual burial of his Mother’s ashes, a gust of wind blew the ashes all over his...ummmm.... private parts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Hendrie
It’s pretty much the same on FR in the satire postings.
FR search has always been ... uh ... not the best.
I usually go to google, and after typing in the keywords, enter “site:freerepublic.com” [no quotes, no spaces]. That limits the search to the specified website.
Example Google search box: [1raider1 site:freerepublic.com]
The above would search for “1raider1” on “freerepublic.com”.
You can type your search like this:
Title:toons
What is this search thing?
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