I need to turn a fan on…
I was experimenting with search the other day and noticed it seems to be sorted based off of views.
For example, searching “Camping” will show this:
Here are the first and second projects:
Here’s “tennis”
Here are the first and second projects:
Here’s “tennis”
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This makes sense. I never really thought about this.
Hello @sophia
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Hm, interesting. I liked it better when you would key in a word and you could scroll through pretty much endless results
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I noticed it too today when searching up “Colored” (as people often steal it).
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Okay…hello.
This explains why it only brings up a handful of results…
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Though I noticed 2 projects that don’t follow that rule.
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Cool! That’s good to know…
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I searched Doodle Jump and 2.0 has like 4 times the plays of no 1 but it comes second
So relevance counts too
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@GoatLord Maybe it sorts it by likes…
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2.0 has more likes
But I don’t think relevance counts for much either cause my search is doodle jump and the screen goes:
Doodle Jump, Doodle jump 2.0, doodle jump, doodle jump,
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Maybe its a mix of relevance, likes and plays
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Interesting. I’ll research this later.
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I think it sorts cronalogicly, so the more recently posted ones go first
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Hmmm i think it should sort by title chronologicly and by wether or not it was an op
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No, because Doodle jump was there before Doodle jump two.
Im pretty sure its a solid mix of relevance and popularity
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Yeah, that makes sense. It is probably a part of the search algorithm.
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