alain.coch...@unistra.fr writes: > I (quickly) searched the list but did not find that the issue was > raised before, so here I go. > > I had saved for myself an excerpt from the list archive. I wanted to > consult again the whole thread, so I type into Google: > > "primarily latex/natbib users like john" > > and I get: > > Your search - "primarily latex/natbib users like john" - did not > match any documents. > > But I do find it by performing the same search with Duckduckgo > (https://duckduckgo.com/).
FYI, on my side, DuckDuckGo yields 0 results. So, apparently it depends on your location. > So what can be going on? Can it be a problem on my side? (Indeed, > depending on the computer on which I perform the Google search, > sometimes I am provided with the "results without quotes" -- although > the target message does not seem to be there). A problem on the Org > site (that Duckduckgo managed to overcome)? > > At any rate, I thought this might be worth reporting. AFAIK, GNU mailing lists are poorly indexed. I am not sure why. Note that Org ML archive is fully available at https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-orgmode/ and https://list.orgmode.org/ Best, Ihor