I'd like to hear what Monks think about limiting search results in the standard "Search" feature (i.e. not "Super Search") to only include original posts. I just did a search on 'print two-dimensional array' and got (partial sample): 
Answer: How do I print an array with commas seperating each element? 
Answer: How do I print an array with commas seperating each element? 
How to print the deep content of the array? 
Answer: How to print the deep content of the array? 
Answer: How to print the deep content of the array? 
I need to print a string but only if it doesn't match a value in an ar
+ray. 
Re: I need to print a string but only if it doesn't match a value in a
+n array. 
Re: I need to print a string but only if it doesn't match a value in a
+n array. 
Re: I need to print a string but only if it doesn't match a value in a
+n array. 
Answer: How to print the deep content of the array? 
print part of an array 
Re: print part of an array 
Re: print part of an array 
Re: print part of an array 
Re: print part of an array 
How do I print a partial array? 
Answer: How do I print a partial array? 
Answer: How do I print a partial array? 
Answer: How do I print a partial array? 
Answer: How do I print a partial array? 
Answer: How do I print a partial array?

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As you can see, 90% of the results are just replies to the original. Do you think it would be better just to eliminate them or better yet stick them at the bottom of the list?

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