Search All of WetWeb with Google
See/Use the search tool at the bottom left of this and every
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| A few tips on searching the site |
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| You may simply enter the words
or terms that apply to your search, but often that will bring some
results that are not relevant. Some slightly more advanced
techniques might help refine the search |
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Quotation Marks " & " |
Used to search phrases, not just
words. "Dirty Filter" will return
search that contains the PHRASE "dirty filter" and
not, for example, an article that mentions a dirty
habits and an air filter. |
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| Plus sign
to include words that might be ignored + |
Search results return
articles with the most matched words. In other words, a
search for carbon and thermometer will
return articles that contain both words first, then articles
that contain either. By using +carbon
and +thermometer the results will be
confined to articles that contain both.
This becomes even more helpful when specifying completed
phrases, such as +"carbon
filter" and +"external
pump" |
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| Minus sign
to exclude words that hinder the search |
Certain words may contaminate the results,
for example "spawning" will return many
results, many of which will mention guppies. Therefore
the search terms spawning -guppy -guppies
will remove guppy-related articles from the list. NOTE
- it will also remove articles that cover the spawning of
Cichlids that feed on
guppies, so this feature should be
used with caution. |
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| OR to
search for comparable terms |
Certain terms may be comparable
for the purposes of a search and to that end they may be
listed as "or" such as aquarium OR
tank.
Again, the combination of quoted phrases can
make the search much more powerful as in
"external pump" OR powerhead |
| "external
pump" OR powerhead +filter -pond +goldfish |
Further: To focus in per page on what you're
looking for, place the search term/s in the "Highlight"
box in the upper left area on the left shared border, and read
the highlighted areas.
Very nicely done Darrel. Danke. B
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