Reddit results 'discussions'

mullr

Steps to reproduce:
Search for something, using the 'discussions' lens. You'll nearly always see 'reddit' at the top, with a whole screen of sub-results. The very first result is useful, but the sub-results are less so. It's difficult to find the result that's relevant inside of that.

Expected behavior:
It feels like it would be better if they weren't grouped by "is from reddit". Instead, they could each be their own result, or perhaps they could be grouped by subreddit.

System info:
Firefox / Linux / International / US WEST

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gesumin

mullr grouped by subreddit

I like that, maybe with the ability to contract the results of each group/subreddit, the way subcomments to a comment can be "closed" on some discussion forums.

Vlad

mullr Note that in the example you posted all but one result come from /rust/ so even if groupped by subreddit there would be the same problem. Perhaps limit to 5 results and expand sub result like we do for main results?

Browsing6853

I agree with the subreddit groups, and I should add that date of post is extremely important too! Also, I think I would be ok with 5-10 results of the same website instead of +20, an expand button to show more links from the same website would fit (similar to Google's "more results from" but without redirecting).

mullr

Vlad That's a good point. Limiting to 5 and expanding sounds reasonable enough to me.