- Find the the search box in the top right corner of Wikipedia.
- Click the spyglass with nothing in the search. (It will take you to an advanced search screen.)
- Enter this in the search box
Washington & incategory: B-Class_articles - Now change it to:
Washington & incategory: C-Class_articles - So you can search the article for the keyword "Washington" and filter for all articles with a specific class. Here are the rest you can use
incategory: A-Class_articles
incategory: B-Class_articles
incategory: C-Class_articles
incategory: FA-Class_articles
incategory: GA-Class_articles
incategory: Start-Class_articles
incategory: Stub-Class_articles
incategory: Unassessed-Class_articles - Of course you can replace the word "Washington" with anything you are searching for like "Korean War" "Unicorns" "My Little Pony"
Friday, July 28, 2017
Preach it Brother UTecht
Jeff did a very good job focusing in on a few key tricks to search google.
After a bit of digging I would like to add a little trick for Wikipedia.
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Nice additional info Brandon. I think these tips will come in handy for diving into key info people are researching and want to make sure are accurate. Always something new to learn!
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Being able to search articles by keyword and class is very valuable. Thanks for the info.
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