Reply to "one more change to search engine"

duanerussellMeasurer

Gene, what I was thinking about is, in a metropolitan area, one may not know the "city" the course was registered with. Denver has many suburbs, but someone new to the area may not know where "Joe's 5k" is run, but has been told they should run it.

Just saying, sorting is a matter of a couple more words in the html or php, or whatever they are using to drive the search results. Even if I say "Denver" and "5k", the results are not alphabetical. If elegance is easy, why not include it? Just a thought on how to tweak it to be more user-friendly.

9/2/1211:01 AM

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