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The lack of tags in this forum makes it harder for everyone to search a subject.

True, but this seems to be the only good way to search anything anyway:
https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl= ... ntel%20sna

vbrummond wrote:True, but this seems to be the only good way to search anything anyway:
https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl= ... ntel%20sna

How many people are aware of this link, especially the noobs who are searching the first time? It seems limited. Besides, Google might not come to mind when looking for specific help in Debian.

beardedragon wrote:

vbrummond wrote:True, but this seems to be the only good way to search anything anyway:
https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl= ... ntel%20sna

How many people are aware of this link, especially the noobs who are searching the first time? It seems limited. Besides, Google might not come to mind when looking for specific help in Debian.

Do noobs understand something about "tags"? I don't.

Besides, when I was a (Linux) noob, I was well aware of Google's site: syntax.

So, I guess you're just whining.

hemmbo wrote:

beardedragon wrote:

vbrummond wrote:True, but this seems to be the only good way to search anything anyway:
https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl= ... ntel%20sna

How many people are aware of this link, especially the noobs who are searching the first time? It seems limited. Besides, Google might not come to mind when looking for specific help in Debian.

Do noobs understand something about "tags"? I don't.

Besides, when I was a (Linux) noob, I was well aware of Google's site: syntax.

So, I guess you're just whining.

The purpose of tags is to give a search engine something beside the subject line to look for. Noobs and you do not need to understand them. If you are looking for an argument, find another forum, I am just explaining.