Search the forum with google

[trior]

just google this "search forum google site:bitcointalk.org"
and you will find the answer .
Do it before you make any new topic to find out
if there isn't anyone like it already posted.

[Orthy]

Yeah, you're right. It's working great. Thanks.

I can see the very topics that I wanted to search. And by doing this we can prevent from creating duplicate threads with topics already previously answered and talked about.

[pandacoin]

I always do this, because in-forum search function is not working properly. I hope they fix this issue with the new forum software.

[cesmak]

just google this "search forum google site:bitcointalk.org"
and you will find the answer .
Do it before you make any new topic to find out
if there isn't anyone like it already posted.

+1 

Cheers

[hashed]

just google this "search forum google site:bitcointalk.org"
and you will find the answer .
Do it before you make any new topic to find out
if there isn't anyone like it already posted.

thanks, also works for most sites on the web

[Dogtanian]

This way has always been easier. The forums search isnt very good at all.

[BitCoinDream]

just google this "search forum google site:bitcointalk.org"
and you will find the answer .
Do it before you make any new topic to find out
if there isn't anyone like it already posted.

Just searched https://www.google.com/search?q=site:bitcointalk.org+btc-e+owner

[Zacon]

 always do this, because in-forum search function is not working properly.

[vnvizow]

I always do this, because in-forum search function is not working properly. I hope they fix this issue with the new forum software.

Agreed, the system is a bit janky. The moderators tried to hire some programmers to change the forum but I don't think anybody has taken the request

[Tammy Chan]

I always used google to search the forum myself.

Btw, this thread got no replies at all for the first 21 days since creation, and suddenly ...

[oureptsC]

Bitcointalk.org is already in a high place on google results for anything BTC related "if you type almost any bitcoin site name and google it BTCTALK thread is one of the first results usually".