RE: Google hits

["Susan W. Gallagher" <sgallagher5 -at- cox -dot- net>]

Sometimes, like when you're searching for yourself or your company, you really just want to see what all the hits *are* - and the broader the criteria the better. Yes, it's an edge case; one that is not accounted for in the design of the search.
-Sue Gallagher

> I think this is a good idea. Every search engine will have its own 
> strengths and weaknesses. Also, regardless of the search, be specific as 
> possible, look for exact phrases, and try some synonyms. Alas, the more 
> you know about a subject, the better your search will be! If you know 
> absolutely nothing, try a very broad search and then look through the 
> top results, even if they aren't exactly what you want. By digging 
> deeper, you may learn enough to make a good search.
> 

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