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Is Lemmy searchable like reddit?
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this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2023
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It's a subscription-based search engine. From what I've seen, the results seem pretty good compared to everything else at this point, but IDK if I'd want to pay monthly for search (though honestly I'm seriously considering it at this point).
As someone who’s been a paid user for a few months now, it is totally worth it. It has its moments where I need to try another engine, but the vast majority of the time it’s way better. The ability to rank sites is a game changer, and as a bonus I can block Pinterest and the usual fluff from results and never see them again.
I bet it still respects search modifiers? Both DDG and Google frequently ignore mine.