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Improving Search Experience: Undo category grouping #1408

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@kojdm kojdm commented Feb 26, 2025

Don't group search results by category. Sometimes, matching articles would be pushed down the results due to the grouping.

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Qa'd fine. I'm torn on this because I like the categories.

I wonder if we could order the categories by their cumulative articles' score so that the most relevant category floats to the top. If we keep categories, I think we should the specs around query ranking be checking what the customer actually sees (NOT simply the output of the search logic).

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