for what it's worth, that also seems to align with Aisha's WDQS subgraph query analysis, where the human subgraph was the most queried one.
As mentioned before, while it makes sense given this conversation to boost the ranking of people/names, it will come at an unknown cost of having to push other results further down: when searching for 'Houston', should Whitney Houston outrank the city of Houston, TX? Maybe (they're pretty close). Should Marques Houston? Seems less likely that he is more relevant than the metropolitan area to most searches.

related to https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T263818

@mpopov sorry for the late response. I can verify that I see both on my search console. Thanks!

Thanks for the detail @mpopov . Let's start with just English then, as it'll also be relatively harder for me to personally parse text in languages I don't speak as well. I will request other languages as they become relevant

@KStoller-WMF , I don't think implementing something like this should be too much work for the Search team, and we can aim to get it done this quarter. We created a separate ticket to track it (https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T328332), as this ticket seems a little bit broader than just implementing a keyword. We'll untag ourselves from this ticket, but let me know if anything else relevant comes up.

There was a suggestion that we could use the average number of Sanetizer corrections over the Nov 2020 - Nov 2021 period: https://grafana.wikimedia.org/d/2DIjJ6_nk/cirrussearch-saneitizer-historical-fix-rate?orgId=1&from=now-2y&to=now

That makes sense to me, and I agree on pausing this ticket for now.