New search filter features: "NOT" modifier. And "Contains(args)" filter.
There's currently a "from" filter, so I can do a [from:user#1234], and the results will consist of messages sent from said user. But what if I want to do the inverse?
[not: from:user#1234].
I suggest allowing users to prefix the search filters with a "not" modifier so we can ignore specific results. This will enable users to perform searches at a higher degree of complexity.
Now, on to the "Contains" filter, what if I barely remember a sentence someone said, and I really want to go back and find it? All I remember is it contains two specific words, but I don't even remember which order they were in. I don't know who said it, but I sure as hell know user#1234 didn't say it, despite him having posted many messages with the same two words.
I could perform a nice search like this:
[not: from:user#1234] [contains(word1, word2)]
"Contains" finding every message that is not from user#1234 that contains word1 AND word2 in any order.
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@Discorddevs, +1 to this please. A "not" modifier would be especially welcome.
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This is exactly what I was thinking of! I was just about to suggest this, it would be great.
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