I'm a trifle confused about my search results

 Found 0 nodes roughly between 2024-01-04 and 0 (searched 561.01% of D
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where title contains "sudoku"

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I'm rather surprised that the percentages are greater than 100%; this is not someone usually sees. Is this a bug in the search function or is it something intentional?

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In reply to Question about search results. by swampyankee

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