Originally posted by MC Mike
Google also has algorithims that search for articles containing other close words and all it did was calculate that there were more algorithms matching Jews in that case than Jaws, and therefore it asked if you wished to change it. 😖mart:
I don't think so. Other searches, like "Where does Jaws go to die," that result in no matches don't suggest "Jews" as an alternative.
I would have, but it's always struck me as vaguely dishonest to edit away that sort of mistake as if it had never been made. It's probably just me, but we must all be allowed our idiosyncrasies
But what he was suggesting doesn't always work. Typing in "Jaws are blessed" doesn't result in Google suggesting "Jews are blessed," even though that gives more results.
Originally posted by Gregory
I would have, but it's always struck me as vaguely dishonest to edit away that sort of mistake as if it had never been made. It's probably just me, but we must all be allowed our idiosyncrasiesBut what he was suggesting doesn't always work. Typing in "Jaws are blessed" doesn't result in Google suggesting "Jews are blessed," even though that gives more results.
Yes but Jaws are blessed may have a reasonable quantity, while the original search had very little and THEN there was a change.