Hi Trymas,<p>Thanks for the feedback - I&#x27;d be interested in hearing what language you&#x27;re searching in. We&#x27;ve taken huge strides this past year in international language, and this is something that will continue to improve, but we always love to know where our weak points are!<p>As far as the &#x27;python&#x27; example, the reason you are experiencing this is two fold. Part of it stems from our approach to not filter bubbling users (<a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;dontbubble.us&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;dontbubble.us&#x2F;</a>) and of course from the fact we don&#x27;t record anything about you.<p>You&#x27;re totally right that if you search &#x27;python&#x27; on Google you&#x27;d get info about the programming language, and if my biologist friend searched it on Google she&#x27;d see the snake.<p>On DuckDuckGo that wouldn&#x27;t be the case (in fact if you search python on DuckDuckGo you get the programming language and nothing about the snake) but a search like &#x27;python food&#x27; would return results about the snake.<p>When we remove filter bubbles and user profiles, search relies a lot more on context, and may expose additional results - it is a different style of searching and one we are trying to continue to improve - and we&#x27;re really thankful for people who continue to give us a try and give feedback.<p>We also know that sometimes other varieties of search are what you need and that&#x27;s why we let you use !Bangs (<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;duckduckgo.com&#x2F;bang" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;duckduckgo.com&#x2F;bang</a>) via both our search bar and the URL bar if we&#x27;re you&#x27;re default, that re-direct your search to over 7000 different sites!<p>Thanks for your continued support!