The PeakD search feature

The #PeakD blogging frontend provides its users with a good way to search for content on the Hive blockchain, whether they are post-related, accounts, or communities. The search page can be loaded here.

What can be searched from

There are 7 categories of content that can be searched from using PeakD Search, which are the following:

1. Posts
2. Users - Hive account usernames
3. Topics - also known as "post tags"
4. Communities - Hive blockchain communities
5. Snaps - the microblogging feature of PeakD
6. Badges - Hive accounts created for issuing PeakD badges
7. Collections - "Curated Collections" or "Collection of Posts" on PeakD

The first 4 categories above are available all around the Hive blockchain, while the last 3 categories are created for PeakD. However, since PeakD is a decentralized Hive app, people on Hive can create or upgrade their own Hive dapp to support features similar to PeakD Snaps, PeakD Badges, and/or PeakD Collection of Posts.

Comments that are not Snaps cannot be searched using PeakD Search (where #Ecency Search can be used instead).

Advanced Search mode

The Advanced Search mode allows specifying a Hive account and/or a tag of the content, such that only content from the selected Hive account and/or content tag gets displayed.

This mode can be used on the following content:

1. Posts
2. Snaps
3. Collections

Mini search results

On a desktop web browser, the PeakD search page has a section on the right that shows some relevant content from all other categories except Snaps.

Examples of what gets displayed upon searching are the following:

• If the user searched from Communities, the right section will display content from Posts, Collections, Badges, Topics, and Users (for a total of 5 categories).
• If the user searched from Snaps, the right section will display content from Posts, Communities, Collections, Badges, Topics, and Users (for a total of 6 categories).

Other

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• A relevant article is a post about Ecency Search.
• A post about a detailed comparison between PeakD Search and Ecency Search is planned to be published after a few days from the publication time of this post.
• Tagging most Hive users who recently replied under the author's previous posts. _{^{@tydynrain @borniet @nathalie-s @rzc24-nftbbg @pepetoken @kenny-crane @astym @iceledy @caelum1infernum @astramar @svanbo @crrdlx @atma.love}}

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