Vote for short search terms

[The Suit]

List is too long. I'm not typing in every number from 75-138. I think I'll just take some of the suggestions pretty much at random.

So there.

[The Suit]

I'm gonna rebuild the search index now, so the whole board's probably going to be down for the next couple of weeks.

[splat]

heh.

(you can put that in there, too.)

[FrankZappa]

Thanks for putting some of those in Mr Suit.

Would you be so kind as to add "14" - kind of as in "14ers" (and maybe even "13" or even "12") to include many of the reports stating elevations?

[spindrift]

Can't you just tell it to index everything 2 letters and better & then snag a standard stop word (the, to, if, no, yes, etc) list from somewhere???? Of course I know nothing about the specific software in play -- but by the usual rules of engagement that makes me exceptionally well qualified to participate in this fine thread...

[Lone Star]

by the usual rules of engagement that makes me exceptionally well qualified to participate in this fine thread...

good way of putting it

[WICS]

More key states: WY, CO, UT, WA, CA, NV, OR, MN, ND, SD, ID, VT, NH, ME, NM, TX, NY, PA.

Some possible country codes (not formal): UK, FR, SP, SW, GR, LX, AUS, RSA, NZ, .....

And.... PR or PRs. Am going to get hate for this, but I'm not the only one who's had fun on these -- you know who you are!

[Shaggy]

WB and W/B.

[Lone Star]

I just searched one of the new three letter search terms and it only pulled up threads with last replies that are newer than when Suit must have put the terms up. would it be possible, Suit, if we could know which 3 letter terms you indexed? I'd like to bump a few of the threads that have relevant information that aren't showing up right now.