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I found a new O'Keefe article I wanted to post. I did a title search of /s/All for O'Keefe, the newest entry found was 22 days ago,

So, not finding a duplicate, I posted my post - https://poal.co/s/BasedMedia/705833.

Later I review the /s/New page and discover this O'Keefe news item (from a different source) was previously posted 3 hours ago - https://poal.co/s/StateofCorruption/705807

... yet the search function missed it. Both titles contain O'Keefe but still the search tool overlooks them.

Any ideas? I figured the new page covered all subverses. Maybe the ' is screwing the search? The post from 22 days ago also has a ' and search found it, so that doesn't seem to be the case.

I found a new O'Keefe article I wanted to post. I did a title search of /s/All for O'Keefe, the newest entry found was 22 days ago, So, not finding a duplicate, I posted my post - https://poal.co/s/BasedMedia/705833. Later I review the /s/New page and discover this O'Keefe news item (from a different source) was previously posted 3 hours ago - https://poal.co/s/StateofCorruption/705807 ... yet the search function missed it. Both titles contain O'Keefe but still the search tool overlooks them. Any ideas? I figured the new page covered all subverses. Maybe the ' is screwing the search? The post from 22 days ago also has a ' and search found it, so that doesn't seem to be the case.

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can't find the portal to get to that subscription page I mentioned earlier.

It's not a subscription portal, just a the sub list table that contains a columns to show which sub you are subscribed to.

It's located in the left sidebar (blue arrow below the Poal logo) and it's called "All subs".

You can also access it through this endpoint: /subs