OTIROUABCDTF

OTIROUABCDTF

No this is not some word made up to get past spam filters.

I'm posting this to research this word's google searchability, as I am aware that postings on ATS are searchable through google.

Consider it an experiment to see what we can uncover about this word.

I searched for this word on google today and I misspelled it "OTIROUABCDITF" and it corrected my spelling, however it was not able or not willing to return any search results.

I have reason to believe the users of this word may be involved in some occult-type practices.


Any thoughts are welcome.

I just searched it, wit no results..

Going to give google a chance to catch up and search a bit later...

Originally posted by nasdack24k
I have reason to believe the users of this word may be involved in some occult-type practices.

Do you mind sharing with us the reason you believe this?

I read it in a book about a secret society once... I don't know the title off hand.. I find thi interesting though that it corrects the spelling, but will not return results.

Google uses a filter device, it's a script that gathers what people search for common searches, correct spellings common misspelled things, it doesn't give you a better pronunciation for the input you give it to give you better search results, it does it because it can.


OTIR
otir.cancer.gov...

OUAB
ouab.osu.edu...

CDTF
acronyms.thefreedictionary.com...


[edit on 11-4-2009 by Revolution-2012]

ATS's very own google based search tool will not even locate this thread.

reply to post by nasdack24k


Probably because you didn't tag it as a keyword.

xD

BTWUNHWC

Originally posted by Revolution-2012
Google uses a filter device, it's a script that gathers what people search for common searches, correct spellings common misspelled things, it doesn't give you a better pronunciation for the input you give it to give you better search results, it does it because it can.

[edit on 11-4-2009 by Revolution-2012]

Google shouldn't recognize it as a word and spell check it if it can't locate it as a single string of letters anywhere online.

Originally posted by nasdack24k
Google shouldn't recognize it as a word and spell check it if it can't locate it as a single string of letters anywhere online.

That's not actually true.

Just earlier on tonight I did a search, it corrected me, and it still didn't find a search result after it corrected me.

I don't know how google does their word corrections but this situation is not uncommon.

you can remember OTIROUABCDTF
but you cant remember the books name?

interesting to know.. how do i tag this thread to make it searchable?

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i41.tinypic.com...

Did you not see that I searched the parse in your otirouabcdtf?

And each parse came up with a result?

So if anything of nature it finds relevant to compile a suggested idea, whether it even makes sense or not, it does. it just simply does. It's a computer program, it isn't perfect.

reply to post by Revolution-2012



This isn't a random thing I looked up. I understand that google can look up things that aren't necessarily words... I don't exactly understand what you mean by saying you looked up my parse??

reply to post by nasdack24k

In computer science and linguistics, parsing, or, more formally, syntactic analysis, is the process of analyzing a sequence of tokens (for example, words) to determine their grammatical structure with respect to a given (more or less) formal grammar.

en.wikipedia.org...

Need I say more? =)

Please do say more.

I looked at that wiki and didn't completely understand it immediately..

How did you arrive at "afaika" I really don't understand that.

Originally posted by Redpillblues
you can remember OTIROUABCDTF
but you cant remember the books name?

I read constantly.

It was a book about S&B. The word stood out to me, so I saved it in my phone so I could google it later.

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errrr

I was referring to my initial post, parsing was me splitting up the babble of your thread's topic into 3 segments, successfully finding acronyms for each parse.

reply to post by Revolution-2012


Understood. Thank you.

However, I don't believe this word is computer generated.

Hahaha I'd love to hear how to pronounce this word.

~John Adams

I got this when using the google search:

www.google.com...:en-us&filter=0