The search autocompletes almost every other recent term I used. It's not a recency issue.
Every day, I’m happier they booted me off it.
Though now I might have left. Maybe.
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Mine shows up, but I don't use Reddit so I have no recent search terms and I'm also not in America.
Get. The fuck. Off. Of reddit. 🤷🏼♂️🤌🏼
Reddit has always had dogshit search. I actually don't know if this is malice, or just reddit having shit search.
What’s an example of a term this is just as recent? Actually what are three, and which ones appear and which ones don’t?