Had to spend quite a while using the search function to find this topic in the forum.
No results found!
Next search found threads from 2020 and earlier, but not this topic.
Had to go into my posts section and scroll through.......

Please let me know the search terms you used and which search function - the one in the top bar after "Home, Help ..." or Deep Search?
Two emails with attachments sent.
Thank you ... and an answer / explanation - doing it in public since this is of general interest.
Our search tools are - if you like - a very basic form of AI and for "intelligence" have a rather low IQ and a frustrating pedanticism ... they search the bodies of public threads, the extractable text from .pdf documents and station names.
1. In the case of "Cornish delays" the words aren't mentioned as a pair anywhere in the thread - just in the subject line - so you drew a blank. The fact that I have now mentioned them means that this tread and post will be found in the future.
clearly a design shortcoming - because at times some of our member don't repeat the words of the subject in their threads - something I have been aware of for a time and I have just applied a patch so it searches both. I hope I have not caused a problem applying the law of unintended consequences.
2. Where a search uses a pseudonym the search is only on the word you put in - so look for "Cornish delays" and our system is not bright enough to look for "Cornwall delays' and will certainly not offer you "Western Peninsular delays". If you put in a single word which does not match, it WILL offer you close spellings - "did you mean". Put in "Sinday" and it will suggest Sunday, even if you were searching for a naughty overnight destination with the girlfriend.
3. If you put a space between word in the search we look for the words consequetively. If you put an "*" between two words it will look for both words in the post / document and
in that order, but not necessarily together
Our receptionist server is more powerful than our worker that does all the searching at present, and there is scope for enhancement - the sort of code I enjoy writing. All sorts of consideration for - well - some point in the future