One man's trash is another man's treasure. Search is ambiguous enough by nature IMO. No liberty zone!
Agree with the peer - specificity matters. Model numbers are a good example. I feel like I've developed a weak form of dyslexia because I can't trust Google like I once did.
Things I want fuzzy searches for... will be presented fuzzy. Not as an opaque string of usually-quoted characters, but wrapped in keywords
A reply makes a good point - double quotes don't seem as effective any more.
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One man's trash is another man's treasure. Search is ambiguous enough by nature IMO. No liberty zone!
Agree with the peer - specificity matters. Model numbers are a good example. I feel like I've developed a weak form of dyslexia because I can't trust Google like I once did.
Things I want fuzzy searches for... will be presented fuzzy. Not as an opaque string of usually-quoted characters, but wrapped in keywords
A reply makes a good point - double quotes don't seem as effective any more.