Search results are divided into shaded clumps called "rings". Lighter colors indicate better matches. The phrase
Davis produces many shades, step through the results using the Next link to see them all.
Darker colored rings show:
Profiles where the person's real last name matches your query
Names that sounds like your query
Names that contain your query in the summary
Some "best guesses" using profile data and wishful thinking
Large result sets are split into
twenty queries per page
When searching names, Fred expands to Freddy, Freddie, Friedrich and so forth
If a name search fails to find an exact match, it tries the summary field:
dressing
Searching for
stoned shows two sets of results: matches in the summary field and names that sound like the word "stoned".
Movie Search is forgiving when it comes to alternate titles. Searching
for the classic film
National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation will still manage to turn up the other title, simply Vegas Vacation.
