Yeah, you gotta add “meme”. This isn’t surprising?
It’s like searching for the word “information” and then getting mad because none of the search results are about “information for how to change car oil”. You’re searching for a general term and expecting a specific result.
You’re correct, it is the name of a specific meme. But they didn’t search for the meme, they searched for a general phrase. Without adding the qualifier of ‘meme’, there’d be no reason to bring it to the front.
What is the single correct result? Because “me gusta” is an extremely common phrase that means “I like” in Spanish. I don’t have a clue what else you would be looking for, and I doubt the original poster in this comment chain does either.
?.. I don’t get it… you’re getting more or less relevant results for the general phrase “me gusta”?
how old were you when you started using the Internet?
Yeah, you gotta add “meme”. This isn’t surprising?
It’s like searching for the word “information” and then getting mad because none of the search results are about “information for how to change car oil”. You’re searching for a general term and expecting a specific result.
megusta us a very specific meme though.
if I were to say trollface, it’s probably not a Nordic troll.
Internet culture ≠ general audience.
There arent that many (compared to the real world persons) that will be able to know those references.
Stop assuming everyone is terminally online and wired into the current meme cycle.
You’re correct, it is the name of a specific meme. But they didn’t search for the meme, they searched for a general phrase. Without adding the qualifier of ‘meme’, there’d be no reason to bring it to the front.
I used to get the single correct result just a few months back.
What is the single correct result? Because “me gusta” is an extremely common phrase that means “I like” in Spanish. I don’t have a clue what else you would be looking for, and I doubt the original poster in this comment chain does either.
I was looking for MeGusta Bar, actually. Thanks, OP! 🍻