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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by rikardo1979 View Post

    And to be honest to search this place is a real nightmare...
    I tend to use google for searching forums as forum search functions aren't particularly as good, especially some forum software where you can't seem to search for phrases, only getting results for each individual word in any context!

    Maybe people don't know this google search method? You use the "site" function and a search looks like this:

    Apples and pairs site:theartofsound.net

    Note that there's no space between "site", ":" or the domain name.

    That will search any page in the artofsound.net domain (including any subdomains, though for theartofsound.net there is only the "www" subdomain) for the words "apples", "and", and "pairs" .

    Because it's Google, you can then use other boolean terms and characters. So to search for the whole phrase "Apple and Pairs" on AOS, you type:

    "Apple and Pairs" site:theartofsound.net

    or you want "apple" and "pairs" on the same page you can use:

    apple NEAR pairs site:theartofsound.net

    or

    apple AND pairs site:theartofsound.net

    etc etc ect

    (sorry if this is teaching you to suck eggs with google!).

    So there should never really be any problem searching any website or forum, just use google instead of the forum's own search facilities.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Audio Advent View Post
    I tend to use google for searching forums as forum search functions aren't particularly as good, especially some forum software where you can't seem to search for phrases, only getting results for each individual word in any context!

    Maybe people don't know this google search method? You use the "site" function and a search looks like this:

    Apples and pairs site:theartofsound.net

    Note that there's no space between "site", ":" or the domain name.

    That will search any page in the artofsound.net domain (including any subdomains, though for theartofsound.net there is only the "www" subdomain) for the words "apples", "and", and "pairs" .

    Because it's Google, you can then use other boolean terms and characters. So to search for the whole phrase "Apple and Pairs" on AOS, you type:

    "Apple and Pairs" site:theartofsound.net

    or you want "apple" and "pairs" on the same page you can use:

    apple NEAR pairs site:theartofsound.net

    or

    apple AND pairs site:theartofsound.net

    etc etc ect

    (sorry if this is teaching you to suck eggs with google!).

    So there should never really be any problem searching any website or forum, just use google instead of the forum's own search facilities.
    thank you for this short google search lesson maybe it going to help some others but for me this is nothing new



    This was done for fun for me back in 2012 as I have learned nothing new(almost)

  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Audio Advent View Post
    I tend to use google for searching forums as forum search functions aren't particularly as good, especially some forum software where you can't seem to search for phrases, only getting results for each individual word in any context!

    Maybe people don't know this google search method? You use the "site" function and a search looks like this:

    Apples and pairs site:theartofsound.net

    Note that there's no space between "site", ":" or the domain name.

    That will search any page in the artofsound.net domain (including any subdomains, though for theartofsound.net there is only the "www" subdomain) for the words "apples", "and", and "pairs" .

    Because it's Google, you can then use other boolean terms and characters. So to search for the whole phrase "Apple and Pairs" on AOS, you type:

    "Apple and Pairs" site:theartofsound.net

    or you want "apple" and "pairs" on the same page you can use:

    apple NEAR pairs site:theartofsound.net

    or

    apple AND pairs site:theartofsound.net

    etc etc ect

    (sorry if this is teaching you to suck eggs with google!).

    So there should never really be any problem searching any website or forum, just use google instead of the forum's own search facilities.
    Wow - no - amazing. I really didn't know that!

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    Neither did I. Nice one, Sam

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    I don't need smoke blowing up my arse. Like any forum you learn who to trust and who's full of it. Do we really need a points system.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sq225917 View Post
    I don't need smoke blowing up my arse. Like any forum you learn who to trust and who's full of it. Do we really need a points system.
    you dont get my point here at all
    is not about points and ego ... is about to keep the place tidy...so reduce posting stuff where you write "thanks" or anything like it ... where you can simply press Thanks or Like button instead

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    a post saying thanks or "I agree" shows that there is backing/support for the original post.
    A rep or award will probably not be seen or noticed by most people and so would not convey that information to the AOS community and would be largely wasted.
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  8. #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    a post saying thanks or "I agree" shows that there is backing/support for the original post.
    A rep or award will probably not be seen or noticed by most people and so would not convey that information to the AOS community and would be largely wasted.
    you can clearly see on 1st post how big the reputation is actually much better and more clear than reading 3 pages of replies ...


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    Quote Originally Posted by rikardo1979 View Post
    you can clearly see on 1st post how big the reputation is actually much better and more clear than reading 3 pages of replies ...

    Actually I rather like this idea.

    Marco, can we have as system where we can draw big blue arrows onto the posts that we like please?

    Thanks.


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    Quote Originally Posted by rikardo1979 View Post
    you can clearly see on 1st post how big the reputation is actually much better and more clear than reading 3 pages of replies ...
    Not really.

    I would have to go back to the post to see if it had been awarded anything - usually I am looking for the next post.
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