This did not come up FIRST when I typed it in and it should have:

fda morning after

Google,
I want to vote on this issue!  I have always looked to your site for the path to 
where I want to go!!! Does social responsibility figure into google search results?
Nancy Engan

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Request for Question Clarification by justaskscott-ga on 29 Aug 2005 10:06 PDT

What did not come up first when you typed it in?

How do you want to vote on this issue?

Are you looking mainly for whether social responsibility figures into
Google search results?  What do you mean by social responsibility with
respect to this issue?  (I'm not sure whether we could provide an
answer to the question about social responsibility and Google results.
 But I thought I should ask, so that we know whether that is your
question, or one of your questions.)

Hi Nancy0,

   I'm sticking my neck out here, and guess you were searching for
information on the FDA and the morning after pill, using either:

    ://www.google.com    or    http://answers.google.com/answers/

When I used your search terms, I came up with the following, on Google
://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=FDA+morning+after&btnG=Google+Search

When I enter your search terms on Google Answers, I get this: 
http://answers.google.com/answers/search?q=FDA+morning+after&qtype=all&num=10&start=10

As Tutuzdad mentioned, Google Answers is not the same as Google.
Google Answers does not index web pages like Google does.

In any case, using different search terms yields different results.

Using   FDA + morning after pill   yielded fewer results, but more
relevant results.
://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&c2coff=1&q=FDA+%2B+morning+after+pill&btnG=Search

Using the search terms   FDA + rejects + morning after pill   
returned even fewer results, but more narrowed and pertinent results.

It often helps to change your search terms and add   +    or    -   to
your search terms if you can't find what you are seeking. Narrowing
your search terms will help get better results.

Adding quotation marks will return the phrase in the quotation marks:
 Using "FDA morning after" returns only pages with the words 'FDA morning after'
://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22FDA+morning+after%22&btnG=Google+Search

Using 'FDA morning after' could return sites about the FDA having a
meeting in the MORNING AFTER a long weekend(!) or someone writing on a
blog "AFTER drinking coffee yesterday MORNING, I went to my job at the
FDA" Adding another term, such as 'pill' will help narrow the search.

I hope you are able to find precisley what you wanted in the examples
I have posted.

This Google page will help you with many search tips.
://www.google.com/support

I hope this has helped you out! Please request an Answer
Clarification, before rating, if any part of my answer is unclear.

Regards, Crabcakes

Google Answers and Google search engine are two different entities.
Google Answers has no control over the search engine's content or
anything else that happens there. You need to refer to the Google Help
center for your concerns.

://www.google.com/support

tutuzdad-ga