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Z11Mama ago

I wish I understood this better. It sounds very helpful. It would be nice to see a subverse? where we could learn more about features like this as well as how to investigate. There are so many simple things we amateurs are clueless on. Thanks for your work on this. It is appreciated.

throwaway89209834 ago

Here is an example post that it scanned: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1675669

It found this link: http://freedom-articles.toolsforfreedom.com/scalia-was-a-pedophile-claims-victim/

It then does the equivalent of this type of google search

It then makes a comment with the titles of those posts and turns them into links like this - https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1675669/8209301 .

The idea is to try and link otherwise fragmented information together.

Google isn't all that great when it comes to really specific searches, will sometimes ignore quoted strings, and certain special characters, I get 4 searches manually and my bot finds only 3, but Google API is the easiest API to work with so it is what it is for now.

Z11Mama ago

This is wonderful. Now...if I want to research a subject, how do I do that, using this method?

throwaway89209834 ago

It is just using google to isolate the search to the pizzagate subverse http://voat.co/v/pizzagate

You can isolate your google search to any site, so long as it is being crawled by google, and its subpages. So, if I want to search all of /v/pizzagate for the term "Secret Pizza" I would enter this as a phrase into google search

site:voat.co/v/pizzagate "Secret Pizza"

Or if I only want results from reddit.com

site:reddit.com "Secret Pizza"

Or say I want to only see pages that are from 1990 to Sept 2016 (have to use Julian date range - http://www.onlineconversion.com/julian_date.htm )

site:reddit.com daterange:2447893-2457633.44446 "Secret Pizza"

Here is a list of operators that you can use in your google searches https://bynd.com/news-ideas/google-advanced-search-comprehensive-list-google-search-operators/