Hi I want to search all discourse installations using google. For other boards, sometimes people do inurl:forum|viewthread|showthread|viewtopic|showtopic. But discourse urls are so minimal (/c and /t ?) there doesn’t seem to be anything to get a hold of. Or maybe my google fu just isn’t up to the …

What’s the goal? Why would you need to limit your searches to only Discourse results? Can you elaborate?

My particular use is a bit niche. But there’s actually a wider niche that this fits into, which is that a lot of people used to find the google search feature “Discussions” to be really valuable for finding excellent content about a topic. You can re-create that feature, for the old style boards by …

[image] bluenote73: Myself, I’m actually looking for a way to find and narrow down venues to have a particular conversation in a modern way :slight_smile: ie I have invited a friend to a sort of debate, and we want to have modern tools available to us to have it, and to have it in a somewhat app…

You might be able to do it by adding the required word Discourse to the search, like so: albacore versus albacore +Discourse The plus sign means it is a required word for the search to be valid. Except.. Google removed support for this in 2011 . :woman_shrugging:

Rechercher dans tous les discours, avec Google ?

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codinghorror (Jeff Atwood) Février 18, 2021, 8:45 2

Quel est l’objectif ? Pourquoi souhaiteriez-vous limiter vos recherches uniquement aux résultats de Discourse ? Pouvez-vous préciser ?

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Rechercher dans tous les discours, avec Google ?

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