> If what you are searching for is not within first two pages on Kagi, you are better of changing the query.

If what I'm doing is research or exploration, I'm best off where I can do that.

> We have more too, we just choose to display ~2 pages of results. If what you are searching for is not within first two pages on Kagi, you are better of changing the query.

The more I consider your response, the more I an concerned by it.

If I have it right, you are saying Kagi can and does withhold relevant search results if they don't appear in the first two pages. As far as I am correct, this is a problem for me.

My day job is solving obscure technical issues and going past the 2nd page of results is (and has always been) a permanent necessity.

Some reasons

    There are no search queries that will present my needed result sooner.
    I need clues which only appear in downstream results.
    The trial+error time needed to craft a working query far outstrips the
    time I spend reviewing downstream results.

Assuming I have it correct, I'd like to post your response as new HN post. My goal is to clarify and sunshine what is. My goal is not to blow things up for it's own sake.

What are your thoughts?