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m021478
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Posted: 06/26/2008 02:55 pm
Using Google what is the best strategy for entering a search sting to make sure that all variations of a particular word (that may be written a number of different ways) get listed in the search results?
For example, if I wanted to find any tips/tricks/suggestions/etc on the subject of using 'tags' for bookmarks in Firefox 3, would I enter the following search terms/syntax:
~tips tags OR tag OR tagging "firefox 3"
or what about using the '*' wildcard such as:
~tips tag* "firefox 3"
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I did have sort of a side-question related to the search string above...for this particular search, is there value to adding the '~' symbol in front of the word 'tips', or are it's benefits negligible? Are there better ways of ensuring that synonyms of the word are considered when generating the results...such as:
tips OR tricks OR hacks OR tutorial OR advice
or,
~(tips OR tricks OR hacks OR tutorial OR advice)
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated...
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