
Originally Posted by
hals1
OK. I searched for "which buffer" and the site told me it wouldn't use "which" as a search term and gave me everything with buffer in it. I then tried "which buffer for carbine" and got a blank page. Also tried the last just searching tech discussion. Same result. Searched for "buffer for midlength " and got 77 hits. Do you see how a question could be repeated again and again.
All anyone needs is for someone who knows to cite the correct search term or URL to the thread. With a few sample working search phrases maybe we could learn the tricks. By the way, I do pretty good with Google normally
A lot of the trouble, I think, is that thread titles aren't given enough thought and are often meaningless or non-descriptive. A lot of threads get high jacked, but contain useful information on the off topic. (Like this one.)
I don't see any answer other than to just grin and bear it.
My thoughts. It'd be easier to just answer the question. You waste more time telling people to search than just saying "h" or "h2" ext. Plus, the next time someone searches for this topic, this will come up with CLEAR answers instead of numerous useless threads with the question and no good answers. My $0.02
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