Correct. However the problems (as I see them now) are 2fold:
No concept of time. Best case conception of time seems to be either provided by the site, "article date" or something to this effect, or t0 = when google first learned about the page.
So yes, "goat" + "animal" will return your results. Try:
I am on Mac, but my pc is broken looking for windows info or
don't include Alexa1000 links as authoritative. million short (i believe) removes the Alexa1000, but not their link authority.
Also, [neverShowWordpressSite unless traffic >3million unique] some larger news sites are actually built on wordpress like bloomberg. But the point is that I would delist by technology, and filter by time and tweak my authority parameters.
However, if google let you do this it would exponentially compound the difficulty as the algorithm would exist on both sides of equation.
As for filtering by backend technology - I'm not sure that would always be feasible. While it may be possible to filter default Wordpress sites, I'm not so sure about sites whom backbone architecture may not be known or publicly available.
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As for your computer issue, try searching for "problem/error name" + "solved" rather than "how to fix" + "problem/error name".
Thanks, the "issue" was an illustrative example, however I am a relatively tech savvy person and I use google frequently and I didn't know about this feature. I would be interested to know what percentage of searches leverage it relative to people who type recent year/date into the box for just a quick and dirty statistic about visibility.
I don't actually want to filter backend technology, but I would like to communicate to the search engine that I do not trust (nor want to have returned as a result) any wordpress, blogger or medium website, and I want their rank to be negative.
That is another extreme example, however to discover new things is hard and to find useful information, when communities of bad actors have spent years incentivized to rank higher but not produce quality, it could be easier to simply delist everything and gradually add websites you trust to have authority.
I was going to suggest daterange, but it didn't work for me (haven't used it in awhile), however, I think this tool replaced it, you can even set custom ranges with that.
No concept of time. Best case conception of time seems to be either provided by the site, "article date" or something to this effect, or t0 = when google first learned about the page.
So yes, "goat" + "animal" will return your results. Try:
https://www.google.com/#q=%22nodejs%22+%2B+%222016%22++mongo...
Top anser for: "nodejs" + "2016" mongo api
returns top hit: 2015, 2nd hit 2014.
and that I can't give it context myself:
I am on Mac, but my pc is broken looking for windows info or don't include Alexa1000 links as authoritative. million short (i believe) removes the Alexa1000, but not their link authority.
Also, [neverShowWordpressSite unless traffic >3million unique] some larger news sites are actually built on wordpress like bloomberg. But the point is that I would delist by technology, and filter by time and tweak my authority parameters.
However, if google let you do this it would exponentially compound the difficulty as the algorithm would exist on both sides of equation.