Gremlins at Fodors?
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Gremlins at Fodors?
I have been getting the following message each time I try to search for United Kingdom topics on the Europe Forum <BR>"Europe<BR>Topic(s) - Wyoming <BR>Sorry -- we couldn't find anything that fit your search. Please change your criteria and try again "<BR>Well of course my 'topic' can't be found!! But I AM NOT typing " Wyoming" in the search box. Anyone else experiencing gremlins at work?<BR>
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I had a similar glitch yesterday, scrolling back - - after about 11 pages, it suddenly jumoed to "page two" of the Asia forum.<BR><BR>There is a bug in their database (perhaps related to the indexing "holes"
- - and it is not an enviable job to try to find and fix something like this.<BR><BR>All we can do is "bear with"...<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>
- - and it is not an enviable job to try to find and fix something like this.<BR><BR>All we can do is "bear with"...<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>
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I just did a search on the keyword Paris, and the most recent response was about 2:15 PM on 11/19. That is today, Tuesday, the nineteenth of November, right?<BR>So I concluded that indexing was resonably up to date. If postings from today are included in the indexing tree, I don't see the problem.<BR><BR>It is not right up to the second, or even the minute, but it up to date on the day, even the afternoon of today.<BR><BR>Also, I plugged in London, and also got responses that had 11/19/2002 for a date and 2:41 PM for a time. <BR><BR>I do not know how thorough the index is for any subject. But I am not going to waste any more time on what seems to be a non problem.<BR>


I just did and did ...<BR><BR>I am laughing out loud here!!

