[ SECRET POST #4362 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4362 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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07. https://i.imgur.com/RLCWFm3.png
[OP suggested a warning for "partial nudity and er... bulge"]














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Comments

[philstar22]

A lot of what I read is one-short porny or character-based fics, though. Is there a way to search by word count range? Sorting just puts the most words at the top, and I'm not necessarily looking for the most words.

[(Anonymous)]

You can always keep it sorting by date but in the "search within results" section put "Words > 50" (or 100 or whatever) and then it'll leave out anything with under 50 (or whatever) words

[(Anonymous)]

You don't even need to do this anymore! There's a dedicated "Word Count" dropdown now (under "More Options") that allows you to set an upper and lower bar, so you can be as precise as you need to.

[silverr]

From what I can tell, you SHOULD be able to find works in a range by using a statement like wordcount<10000 wordcount>200 in the Search Within Results field, but it doesn't seem to be treating that as an AND statement.

(I've submitted a bug report.)

For now, you can at least put in your upper range, sort by Word Count, and then ignore the final pages of art, podfic, fanvids, etc (which have 0 Word Count.)

See anon answer above!

[(Anonymous)]

It's a moot point, what with the dedicated field, but for the record, the syntax for doing a range in Search Within Results is 'words:100-1000'.

You can do the same stuff with kudos as well.

[silverr]

Thanks! I knew that there used to be a way to do it, but I hadn't used it enough to remember the syntax