Although Brave just recently introduced its search engine, the company is already coming up with handy, new features.
Brave Search recently added a feature to its results page that delivers alternative results you won’t easily find on other engines. Let’s take a look at it.
Brave Search Introduces Discussions
On April 20, 2002, Brave announced a change to its search engine's algorithm to add a new feature called Discussions. Thanks to Discussions, Brave Search now displays a set of results from forum sites related to your search query.
The feature's sole purpose is to show real human discussions and provide firsthand answers rather than relying on SEO content. Brave Search fetches the results from community-driven platforms like Reddit, Stack Exchange, Tripadvisor, and other forum-like websites.
This means that one of the things we can now expect from Brave Search is better, spam-free results.
How Discussions in Brave Search Works
If you are a Brave Search user, you don’t need to do anything to see Discussions. Just do a regular search, and the Discussions topics will appear on the results page. However, note that these results appear only on certain types of queries, so you might not find them every time.
The good thing about these results is you can see the date, the number of upvotes, and comments directly from the results page. Moreover, you can expand the result and view the original post.
Like all results, the Brave Search ranking algorithm gauges the quality of...
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