Allowing the entering of more then one tag

already a thing, within the search bar put the tags you wish to look up and you'll get what you want https://www.fakku.net/search/pettanko%20vanilla%20anal

If you want to exclude something then put a -(insert tag name) https://www.fakku.net/search/pettanko%20vanilla%20-group

The web developper might put some "(?)" just next the search button with either a link toward some FAQ page or some tooltip when you mouse over.

lol, funny you mention that. I made a thread about something just like that 6 months ago. Fortunately these kinds of threads had stopped being made, but if they're going to start popping up again...

Pretty much a habit in my case :-)))

This thread again

They stopped for a while in lieu of rage threads about tags going away and Fakku selling out. I have to wonder if they're going to come back.

Either revise searching (they're probably too busy right now) or add a convenient link for "Search Tips&Tricks" next to the search bar, with some example queries. Or at least convince a mod to sticky such a thread.

Since those threads are poping on a rather regular basis for long, "my" (and others' as 623 and all folks) guess would be that the Fakku interface may miss a tiny something to be more intuitive.

Doing something might save the time and feedback for newer questions and all. Sticking a thread might not suffice as I imagine this question is probably never researched through the Fakku forum engine as well elsewhere -- otherwise, there wouldn't pop again and again since it is as well answered/resolved on regular basis.

To be honest, a stickied post or an faq or a button with what to do wouldn't stop them. Many of the posts come from lurkers, who don't really care to look for things, just make a thread and bail again.
No offense to the lurkers that aren't like that.
Most notable example of that is the recent ordeal. 90% of it was lurkers complaining about things that had been said fairly often around the place, and in stickies, but they made threads or complained anyway. It helps a bit, but not a great deal

On the contrary, I think at minimum for functional aspects that ergonomics are of importance. Even in an advertisement or a letter you don't put/present things "randomly".

Hence my suggestion :



Regarding the lurkers bawling about the last events, it is a very less "related" problem as we witness angry lurkers searching a way to "voice" aloud their stuffs.