@Chaosy:
I've said it was working based on my experience, it's impossible for one person to come up with all possible searches and thus find everything that doesn't work - and that's why it's good that you've posted these examples. No need to be sarcastic here, mate
Here is a system: GUI-Friendly Damage Detection v1.2.1
I search for "Weep", the only result from the user "weep" is the one the furthermost down.
Well, it appears there is indeed a bug here. The search engine should check the entire description for the input word and since the author's name is in the description of that particular resource, it should be displayed on the results page.
I search for dds which is short for Damage Detection System.
The system does not appear at all.
Would the old search engine find it? If you're talking about the resource mentioned above, DDS is not in the title or in keywords or in the description, so what you're basically asking is for the search engine to be capable of looking for abbreviations?
However two of MY systems that use his systems appear. Because fuck logic.
Nope, I think there's some logic in this.
The example you posted contains "dds" in the description box on the resource page, whereas as far as I can see the original resource does not (both in the description and the old keywords that are included there + the title). Knowing that the search engine checks titles and descriptions (which - let me stress that out - contains old keywords), it's completely reasonable that it found your resource which contains the imput word and didn't show resources that don't.
I search for damage detection, once again MY systems appear on the first page, while the one I am looking for is on the second page, despite my system having a 100x less downloads. And yet again, contains his system and gets placed before the original.
Well, that's funny, because when I've literally copy-pasted damage detection from the damage detection resource (look above) and tried to search for it - I got nothing.
Also, asking for a way to better sort the results by their relevance is a completely valid suggestion (for example display the resources with input phrase found in the title first). That I can agree with.