🧭 Search Pages 🧭

there are four pages that utilize the search feature, found under the Search menu option:

the “Aliases” page enables for searching through the aliases and nicknames that LPC uses when calling others. in your case - you can call me stretchie. the page also displays all aliases used throughout the discography.

the “Establishments” page enables searching through the establishments and places that LPC mentions. a frequently used establishment is UPS. the page also displays all establishments used throughout the discography.

the “Speakers” page enables searching through the “victims” of calls from LPC. an example that inspired the creation of this web app is Alex Trebek.

the “Subtitles” page enables searching through the subtitles and spoken words that are heard on the calls.

🔎 Search Logic 🔎

the search feature uses a logical ‘and’ when operating, instead of a logical ‘or’. this change in behavior affects when multiple words are searched. before, the search would return any subtitles containing any word that was entered. now, the search will only return subtitles that contain all words being searched.

for example, a search term of “cheese pizza” previously return 134 results - all subtitles containing either the word “cheese” or “pizza”. now, the same search of “cheese pizza” returns 7 results - all subtitles containing both the words “cheese” and “pizza”.

note that results returned are not based on phrase matching. for example, a subtitle of “i want a cheese pizza” will be returned, but so will “i would like cheese on my pizza”. due to limitations of lunr.js, phrase matching is not possible.

also note that the ordering of the words does not matter, so a search for “cheese pizza” and for “pizza cheese” will return the same results.

✍️ Edit Subtitles and Speakers ✍️

to suggest a correction, open the relevant album, select the track you want to correct, and then select Suggest edits above its subtitles.

if you are not already signed in, you will be asked to sign in with GitHub. after signing in, you will return to the track with edit mode enabled.

each subtitle line contains two editable fields: the speaker’s name on the left and the spoken subtitle on the right. update either field as needed. you may edit multiple lines before submitting, and the bar at the bottom of the page will show how many lines have changed.

you may also add an optional note for the reviewer. when your changes are ready, select Submit suggestions. your edits will be submitted as a GitHub pull request for review, and a link to the pull request will appear after the submission succeeds.

select Cancel or Exit edit mode to leave without submitting.

submitted suggestions do not appear on the website immediately; they must be reviewed and merged.