Reduce the strictness of the searchbar / Search mod descriptions
I'd like some more leniency when it comes to searching for mods. rn the search feature will give no results if you spell a word wrong, or if the exact word searched isn't in any of the mod titles.
Related, it would be great if it could search mod descriptions for the queried terms as well as the titles, would give much better results. For example, if i'm searching for a mod that does a certain thing, but that feature isn't mentioned in the mod title directly, it's nearly impossible to find without manually scrolling through everything. (which also sucks because if you've clicked on a mod for more information on it, the back button resets all category filters. but there's already a post about that issue)
Searching descriptions as well as titles would also help smaller mods be discovered, as right now they'll almost never come up in search results unless you searched for the mod title directly. All category filters favor already huge mods.
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Dan
- Jan 10 2023
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search includes all descriptions and hashtags Merged
I find the search feature very inconclusive. Like you search pajamas and you get like five things, then you'll later see a pajama set that didn't come up so the search should includes all desriptions and hashtags from the creator website as well a...0 Planned
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Improve the search filter Merged
When searching for "All the Mods 8" I get completely irrelevant results, because the posts mention it in their description. The worst part is that I dont even get the actual modpack as a result. Because its full name is: "All the mods 8 - ATM8" I ...0 Planned
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Adjust Search Strictness Merged
There's WAY too much fuzziness on what comes up when you do a mod search. For example, if I search for "decor", I get a ton of results for things with "core", "corpse", "ore", etc. If I'm looking for things to make my builds pretty, I don't want t...0 Planned
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i second this, but sometimes its too lenient. I was searching for "mana" and was getting results for "man". I think search optimization is necessary all around.
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