• be sure to spell the words exactly as they occur in the title (no fuzzy matching)
• doesn’t have any search for exact phrases in quotes
• looks for fragments of words e.g. “test” matches “contest” or “hottest”
• You can use - before a word or word fragment to exclude all results with that text e.g -answer to leave out all the answers (doesn't work for search for exact phrase)

Search options

search - opts - search results - answered - debunks - positive-news

Search for complete word only (if only one word entered):
[note, need to unselect this to show plurals e.g. to find "aliens" if you enter the word "alien"]
Search for exact phrase
[This looks for exact fragments not just complete words, e.g. "ld wa" as an exact phrase will find World war)
Show as title and link on seperate lines
Search url as well as title (e.g. add substack, quora, wiki, or robertinventor, to filter to those locations)
New line before dash or 1. or 2.
Add "You can read it here:" before separate link
[N.B. you can also find a blog post using the url or the start of the url instead of the title]