> Yeah, all of these are quite DDG-friendly searches...
This is exactly correct. Excluding poor local search results (which is understandable bc of the privacy aspect), Bing/DDG has trouble with long tale search query relevance (5+ word queries), and also finding results from small or obscure sites. The later is simply because Bing's organic index is not as large as Googles.
Bing/DDG's organic results are still very good, but they are not as good as Google's in the above specific circumstances.
This is exactly correct. Excluding poor local search results (which is understandable bc of the privacy aspect), Bing/DDG has trouble with long tale search query relevance (5+ word queries), and also finding results from small or obscure sites. The later is simply because Bing's organic index is not as large as Googles.
Bing/DDG's organic results are still very good, but they are not as good as Google's in the above specific circumstances.