what's wrong with google/the internet

[oksnoop2]

http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1AVS ... interviews

I was looking up how to give good interviews for a school project and i got some stuff on the first page that just seemed ...explicit.

7th down
and related searches

I thought google was a good search engine.

[KaiserJ]

well, to be perfectly frank, if i were interviewing someone, a blowjob might be the deal clincher

[Jazcash]

well, to be perfectly frank, if i were interviewing someone, a blowjob might be the deal clincher

"Screw gender! I just need some lovin'!"

[Hobo Joe]

Turn on safesearch?

[Wombat]

yea man, my internet lags lately :/ wtf

[oksnoop2]

After reading my post i realize i come off as morally outraged, but i should clarify that i'm just surprised that google was that off the mark.

[Mav]

So let me get this straight: Google indexes billions of pages, millions daily (free of charge and open to anyone, I might add) and gets a single item wrong, and now they deserve the title:

what's wrong with google/the internet

That doesn't seem fair.

[SanadaUjiosan]

More of an inquiry than a title I think.

And it is a product of man so it's subject to the unachievable goal of perfection and criticism for not being there.

[Jazcash]

I consider stumbling across such items a blessing anyway. 1UP to Google!

[Hobo Joe]

I consider stumbling across such items a blessing anyway. 1UP to Google!

Lol, you sound like some kid who's found a single webpage that doesn't get blocked by his parents internet filter

[oksnoop2]

So let me get this straight: Google indexes billions of pages, millions daily (free of charge and open to anyone, I might add) and gets a single item wrong, and now they deserve the title:

what's wrong with google/the internet

That doesn't seem fair.

I just have this amazingly rock solid.. faith in Google probably too much for it being just a search engine. So to see incorrect results really just bothered me. But yes i suppose my title is a bit much.

[Jazcash]

I consider stumbling across such items a blessing anyway. 1UP to Google!

Lol, you sound like some kid who's found a single webpage that doesn't get blocked by his parents internet filter

Nah, it's just sunrise pr0ns always has a better effect than intentional pr0ns.

[SirMaverick]

I thought google was a good search engine.

Blame yourself for using imprecise search query.
keys to giving good interview - means anything that contains some of those words, and not all pages that contain "keys to giving good" are about interviews. And google CANNOT know from that query that you only want pages about interviews.

E.g. look what a simple + can change: keys to giving good +interview - no explicit content

Also try quotes can help sometimes.

[lurker]

Since when does google allow words to not be found? I thought + was just to suppress variations in spelling, acronyms, etc.

[SirMaverick]

Since when does google allow words to not be found? I thought + was just to suppress variations in spelling, acronyms, etc.

Dunno, but at least one of the results didn't had interview in it's text or source.

[aegis]

Since when does google allow words to not be found?

since people weren't very good at guessing exactly what their perfect website would contain

[SinbadEV]

"keys to giving good" was your first mistake

heck... "giving good" + Internet = Oral Sex

[oksnoop2]

The internet should vary its diction.

[Mav]

Since when does google allow words to not be found? I thought + was just to suppress variations in spelling, acronyms, etc.

Use the minus "-" character in a search to omit listing about that search.
For example, you're looking up <<major league NOTA>> but all the top results are relevant to Major League Baseball. Just enter your search query as <<major league NOTA -baseball>> and it will omit all searches containing the word "baseball" - which would probably work in this case.

[aegis]

it's easier to change one person than to change the internet.

obey.