Keyword grouping?

[Ben Allfree]

This just came up today, what do you guys think?

Maybe a nice feature would be if you could say that it MUST or MUST NOT contain groups of words.

As in:

REMOTE or TELECOMMUTE

             and

DESIGN

            and

HTML or WEB or PHOTOSHOP

         and never

OFFICE or LOCAL or ON-SITE

[cometlinear]

It's a good idea.


-j

[Shannon Warren]

I concur

On Jun 29, 2012 11:32 AM, "cometlinear" <st...@dot-comet.com> wrote:

It's a good idea.


-j

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[Ben Allfree]

Ok, thinking of a shortest path to this...

How about this kind of format:

always: toronto,vancouver,canada

always: remote,telecommute

always: design

always: html,web,photoshop

never: office,local,on-site,odesk

It would be easy to migrate existing keys/kills to that format.

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[Jason Thompson]

Perfect!

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[Ben Allfree]

Is it clear enough that comma (,) means OR?

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