Reddit links use troll comments for the description

justchillbruh

I searched "earphone slipping out of ear" and the first Reddit result had a troll comment as the description for the search result.

I tested the same search query on my phone, and it had the same result.

I wasn't expecting a troll comment to be used as the link description. The comment that the description uses only has one upvote and is at the bottom of the comment section. While I think it's a good idea to include a comment or the post description as the description for the URL, maybe restrict it to the top comments, or include some other form of oversight that doesn't take troll comments seriously.

petiole

I wonder if this is even under Kagi's control -- I think they get all of the page snippets from an upstream provider. (Which of course they can pass feedback to.)

mb

petiole yeah, this is an upstream issue and a nofix. I don't think they can afford to check if the summary they have is a troll comment or not. If it'd be done in real time then you might have to wait like 10-20 seconds for your search results.