Difference between revisions of "Search Wishlist"
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* A decent search of journals, such as 'Search for this text in the posts visible to me in these journals in the past n days'. Doubtless hideously resource expensive (so limit to paid members and, possibly, how many searches can be made) but the alternative is downloading large chunks of data and then searching locally. | * A decent search of journals, such as 'Search for this text in the posts visible to me in these journals in the past n days'. Doubtless hideously resource expensive (so limit to paid members and, possibly, how many searches can be made) but the alternative is downloading large chunks of data and then searching locally. | ||
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Revision as of 21:05, 21 February 2009
- http://community.livejournal.com/suggestions/883468.html - Improving the Directory search by having it produce a bulleted list of usernames/communities like the Interests search, rather than the current table of userpics with names.
- http://community.livejournal.com/suggestions/419057.html - Search for users with PGP keys
- http://community.livejournal.com/suggestions/853529.html - Although there are a number of ways to search, items like the directory search are quite limited and the directory search currently seems to be broken. New ideas: by location, by language, by updated (24h, 3d, 7d, 1mo), by multiple tickyboxed interests (as in "find people who are into [x]bisexuality [x]fanfiction [x]doctor who."
- A decent search of journals, such as 'Search for this text in the posts visible to me in these journals in the past n days'. Doubtless hideously resource expensive (so limit to paid members and, possibly, how many searches can be made) but the alternative is downloading large chunks of data and then searching locally.
- Have interest search display newest or most recently active journals instead of oldest.