A familiar sight – though not this year, as we don’t have snow.
Title can be important. The all-time most viewed of my photographs on Flickr depicts droppings of a European hare on spring snow. I think it is the title “Brown and round” which brings the viewers – I had no idea. Either that or someone is engaged in rickrolling.
Juha, with “brown and round” it’s probably similar as with melons – completely innocent words, but most often googled for in erotic context.
I’ll never forget when I started with the LaTeX typesetting system and googled for some information in the office. As search engines are not case-aware, at least when not using quotes, the majority of the hits returned was not the least relevant for typesetting.
One thing which doesn’t work at all with Google (and probably other search engines as well) is certain kinds of context-aware searches. I got interested in reading poetry in English, and knowing only a few words about a certain poem it is almost impossible to get anything which makes sense, especially if what you remember of the poem is only approximate.
Would have been a good title … I have no idea what this might be …
Well, ähmm, you know, those jackrabbits, first they eat, and then, you know…
I didn’t know you have monster rabbits down there …
A familiar sight – though not this year, as we don’t have snow.
Title can be important. The all-time most viewed of my photographs on Flickr depicts droppings of a European hare on spring snow. I think it is the title “Brown and round” which brings the viewers – I had no idea. Either that or someone is engaged in rickrolling.
Juha, with “brown and round” it’s probably similar as with melons – completely innocent words, but most often googled for in erotic context.
I’ll never forget when I started with the LaTeX typesetting system and googled for some information in the office. As search engines are not case-aware, at least when not using quotes, the majority of the hits returned was not the least relevant for typesetting.
Indeed, a good example!
One thing which doesn’t work at all with Google (and probably other search engines as well) is certain kinds of context-aware searches. I got interested in reading poetry in English, and knowing only a few words about a certain poem it is almost impossible to get anything which makes sense, especially if what you remember of the poem is only approximate.