Oh i enjoy it just fine. But its a balance between beer and family. I manage to goto pub most days on way home from work. But by being efficient i still get home for tea.
How hard can it be to fix the search.
I am sick and tired of login agian for each time I want to do a new search.
Sugestings have been to log out, close browser and in again, thats not working.
This issue is back every time.
Search is generally SUPER hard. RB search has been horrible for quite a while, I appreciate they’re doing something to it. The issues you’re having are a different problem, though, which should be looked into.
It’s insane that for implementing a new search, they first break down the old one, start the broken new one and then leave it like that for a few weeks.
Exactly how it went with the mobile app.
How on earth will a partly broken system attract new people or even retain the current users? There’s no excuse for this lazy and/or amateuristic way of doing things.
Do hang around just so that were anyone to hypothetically implement an alternative, and mention it on the forums here you’d notice it and be able to volunteer to be an early adopter…
Remember the million-ratings stat? Remember my regular posts about it? It’s ground to a halt. Raters have stopped rating, en masse. The InBev Trojan Horse was successful.
@services: can we expect a fix for the search anytime soon? The Heller / Maibock season is starting early March (=this week), and this is a serious problem (among some others) that will cause quite a lot of frustration.
To clarify: I mean the fact that searching for “Bock” wont find xxxxxbock
What puzzles me the most is that nobody with some accountability for this “improvement” even cares to drop in and react anymore as more and more issues turn up.
We have been assured recently that it’s still being worked on (actually, thinking about it, that may have been in the Admin forum). But a progress report would be nice.
but is it tinkering round the edges, fixing the cases theyre told about it, or is it going to be full fix where we can be sure that no results means no results