Wiki has concentrated information, and using "omni:" will filter results nicely so there is no issue there. The issue is finding relevant information here.
The wiki was started in 2021 and has required JG Blitz and a group of volunteers to meticulously organize the information. Not only that, but they still aren't fully done and work has been ongoing for years. So I would hope it would be easier to search and find information, as opposed to years of unfiltered forum posts of varying quality. That was actually the main goal of the wiki, so I am happy it works well for finding info. Should I wave my magic wand here and organize the years of forum posts too? It is easy to suggest some vague fix, but the wiki only came to be useful from years of manual work.
Well, that's one thing, but overall old forum used to have more refined and advanced search, so I would say it's somewhat of a regression in that regard.
But then again, if it proves to be something too complicated to implement, I guess we can live with it. It was a suggestion after all.
I asked all JGs and Clergy members if they preferred this forum or the previous forum system for search, and they all agreed this one was easier and was improved. Further, I went through and tested your search for "solar return" in this forum and found that every single post contained "solar return" at least once. It does also highlight "solar" and "return" separately in the replies, which can appear confusing. In some search results it appears the post is irrelevant because your search term isn't highlighted at all, but if you click on the post, you will see the term "solar return" in every single one.
I also went through our xenforo search and saw it has the exact same functions as the old phpbb forum. In fact, this new version actually lets you search for something within a specific time frame, making it more useful.
Use the Advanced search and then search by Threads specifically.
You can actually compare the original search page vs the new one because I archived a read-only version of it.
New: https://ancient-forums.com/index.php?search/&type=postFull site ↗
Old: https://apolloabove.org/ancient-forums.com/search.php%3Fsid=b37b4e6f6a884c522c26c677dbb5bfa5.html?keywords=&sid=b37b4e6f6a884c522c26c677dbb5bfa5External ↗