Wikipedia has lots of disambiguation pages but somehow this idea has never made it into the search world.
Perhaps the idea of a single text box that you can type &quot;Michelangelo&quot; into is not a good one. Tracking the user so you can get some context (is it Ninja Turtles or art history usually with this person?) seems a logical extension of the lunacy of that situation.<p>I use DDG a fair bit but I feel like without revisiting that assumption that a single context-free text box is even desirable, ditching the tracking (which I am totally in favour of) feels like they are dooming themselves.<p>I&#x27;ve played a little with running Yacy locally and directing it to crawl only sites I care about. So far that habit has not stuck.<p>The bangs are a step in the right direction.
Suggesting additional search terms isn&#x27;t quite right, and neither is doing a site specific search since I don&#x27;t know what site will have the information.<p>Maybe a &quot;metabang&quot; where you search all the bangs in a category?  &quot;python !!tech&quot;<p>Anyway, its good to see DDG growing.