I have several compilation threads made up of dozens of different discussions. My Lightning Network compilation, for example, contains enjoyable topics about the LN. To make such a thread or update it, I have to go through hundreds and thousands of search results. Duplicate threads often appear multiple times in the results, making it even more time-consuming.
It would be so great if it was possible to remove certain threads from showing up in the results. For example: Imagine if the results suggest threads A, B, C, D, E, F… But I remember that I have seen threads B, C, and E before, and I don’t need to recheck the content of those topics. I could just click on a button and have them disappear from the total results or highlight them in a different color or some other form. That would drastically reduce the total search results, and I could only focus on the threads I hadn’t seen before.
Does that make sense? Is that something that could be incorporated in the forum search feature or Ninjastic.space?
Let me show you two examples.
The first one is from Ninjastic.space.
I do a search for the term “lightning” from 1 January 2021 until today. Ninjastic.space finds over 6.000 different results. If I click on “Collapsed”, it’s a bit easier to navigate. But I am still seeing the same threads over and over again. It'd make things easier if there was a way for me to remove the “The Lightning Network FAQ” thread and all the other repeated ones that keep popping up.
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Now for an example from the forum search option.
I do a search for “lightning”, and among the results, I see the following threads:
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Let’s say that I am already familiar with the 3 threads that pop up in the results on the picture, and I would like to prevent them from appearing again. Is that something that could be done?