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I just read the question Set 'like' on app in app delete screen. By chance I looked on the "Related questions" column – only to see listed there "Fritz!Box/AVM: How many are interested in Sailfish-Port? [not relevant]". Yes, it says it all about relevance already.

I understand, determining relevance using an algorithm is difficult (the big search engine players have put huge amounts of money into getting meaningful results). But maybe there are some simple switches and sliders that could be adjusted to get better results? E.g., questions that already have been specified as "not relevant" (and possibly some other of the question closing options, e.g. "spam") can generally be barred from this list.

PS: Most items in that list did not seem to be really relevant to the question. I wonder, what will be related to this question?

I just read the question Set 'like' on app in app delete screen. By chance I looked on the "Related questions" column to the right – only to see listed there "Fritz!Box/AVM: How many are interested in Sailfish-Port? [not relevant]". Yes, it says it all about relevance already.

I understand, determining relevance using an algorithm is difficult (the big search engine players have put huge amounts of money into getting meaningful results). But maybe there are some simple switches and sliders that could be adjusted to get better results? E.g., questions that already have been specified as "not relevant" (and possibly some other of the question closing options, e.g. "spam") can generally be barred from this list.

PS: Most items in that list did not seem to be really relevant to the question. I wonder, what will be related to this question?

Here on Together, I just read the question Set 'like' on app in app delete screen. By chance I looked on the "Related questions" column to the right – only to see listed there "Fritz!Box/AVM: How many are interested in Sailfish-Port? [not relevant]". Yes, it says it all about relevance already.

I understand, determining relevance using an algorithm is difficult (the big search engine players have put huge amounts of money into getting meaningful results). But maybe there are some simple switches and sliders that could be adjusted to get better results? E.g., questions that already have been specified as "not relevant" (and possibly some other of the question closing options, e.g. "spam") can generally be barred from this list.

PS: Most items in that list did not seem to be really relevant to the question. I wonder, what will be related to this question?

Here on Together, I just read the question Set 'like' on app in app delete screen. By chance I looked on the "Related questions" column to the right – only to see listed there "Fritz!Box/AVM: How many are interested in Sailfish-Port? [not relevant]". Yes, it says it all about relevance already.

I understand, determining relevance using an algorithm is difficult (the big search engine players have put huge amounts of money into getting meaningful results). But maybe there are some simple switches and sliders that could be adjusted to get better results? E.g., questions that already have been specified as "not relevant" (and possibly some other of the question closing options, e.g. "spam") can generally be barred from this list.

PS: Most items in that list did not seem to be really relevant to the question. I wonder, what will be related to this question?