To the FearlessBlogging Admin

Posted on July 08, 2010 at 03:32 PM (UTC) ( over 1 year ago);
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Hey, I tried to send this to you by email but I the message bounced:

There's been a lot of postings to fearless blogging and there are I times I want to look up old posts. I don't always want to subscribe to RSS feeds because I don't really want a record of posts that I might have created or replied to (or are just interested in following) so easily listed on my PC.

I've tried using the search but I'm not sure exactly what algorithm it's using (it appears to be an 'OR' search for each word you enter). Would it be possible to insitute a phrase search or some other heuristics to return better results? For example I was looking for a post entitled "A Short Lunch" (which is post #4275), but when I search for that phrase I seem to get every post with the letter 'A' in it.

 Thanks!

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  1. RE: To the FearlessBlogging Admin

    Posted on July 08, 2010 at 06:36 PM (UTC) ( over 1 year ago )
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    wrote the following:

    Yeah, search here is pretty awful. There's a half-completed site upgrade that solves this and some other issues pending a designer's touch to refresh the site. Hard locking on to good designer's though.

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    • RE: To the FearlessBlogging Admin

      Posted on August 12, 2010 at 06:41 PM (UTC) ( over 1 year ago )
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      wrote the following:

      Hey, thanks for the reply.

      I subcontract a couple of really good designers. Are you only looking for a designer to volunteer or would you be willing to pay?

      If you're interested, drop me a line: clayton [at] digifi [dot] ca

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