Correct. However the problems (as I see them now) are 2fold:<p>No concept of time. Best case conception of time seems to be either provided by the site, &quot;article date&quot; or something to this effect, or t0 = when google first learned about the page.<p>So yes, &quot;goat&quot; + &quot;animal&quot; will return your results. Try:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;#q=%22nodejs%22+%2B+%222016%22++mongodb+api" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;#q=%22nodejs%22+%2B+%222016%22++mongo...</a><p>Top anser for: &quot;nodejs&quot; + &quot;2016&quot; mongo api<p>returns top hit: 2015, 2nd hit 2014.<p>and that I can&#x27;t give it context myself:<p>I am on Mac, but my pc is broken looking for windows info or
don&#x27;t include Alexa1000 links as authoritative. million short (i believe) removes the Alexa1000, but not their link authority.<p>Also, [neverShowWordpressSite unless traffic &gt;3million unique] some larger news sites are actually built on wordpress like bloomberg. But the point is that I would delist by technology, and filter by time and tweak my authority parameters.<p>However, if google let you do this it would exponentially compound the difficulty as the algorithm would exist on both sides of equation.