The discussion revolves around improving the visibility of basic documentation in search results, particularly for onboarding new users. thoka seeks to bump a voting-related guide to higher search rankings, noting it wasn’t initially in the top 5 results. Moin suggests adjusting the search priority for a category to elevate documentation, referencing a settings option and a related meta post. thoka observes that the guide is now the second result for ‘vote’, possibly due to bumping, and speculates that the search ranking logic, particularly the `posts.order(
Continuing the discussion from Create a poll that others can vote on:
I would like to know how to bump this kind of #getting-started Documentation to appear higher up in search results (like “create poll”).
I ask a) for myself 
and b) I consider a high ranking of “official support material” in search results as an important feature for an easy onboarding of new users.
I assume that this wish does not apply to all communities.
How could a forum that wants this feature implement it?
You can choose a higher search priority for that category.
One of the purposes of this question was to try to bump the voting doc up.
I wonder whether this was successful.
Should have noted the position, but it was not in the top 5 results.
But now it is the second entry when searching for “vote”.
While reading the source mentioned in Ranking of search results I wonder, if
posts.order("topics.bumped_at DESC")
might have to do with it.