I am looking in the
Organic bulgur, 500g, pre-cooked:
Unfortunately, Migros does not stock bulgur in its supermarkets. Which is a great pity.
It would be good if this product could be included in the regular range.
I am looking in the
Organic bulgur, 500g, pre-cooked:
Unfortunately, Migros does not stock bulgur in its supermarkets. Which is a great pity.
It would be good if this product could be included in the regular range.
Good morning @Loxiran
You are very diligent! Find ~100 more if you keep searching. The product finder, like the searcher on Migipedia, work very well. With the latter you can even find reviews and forum posts with placeholders.
The problem is the missing tags. If a tag is missing, the product will not be found. So you would have to check the tags periodically and update them when an item in the range changes. My estimate is an average of six to 10 tags per product. For those with many labels, it can be even more - and that's three, so that the national languages are covered.
On the "old" Migipedia, you could assign the tags yourself. A registered user could create, change and delete their tags. Those of users and guests could not be customized. It wasn't the many misspelled or misspelled tags that falsified the search, but the tags that were actually set incorrectly. I don't know whether this was intentional or not. The most incorrectly set tags were "vegan and vegetarian", although the products were "animal". Let's stay with the animals: suddenly tags like "factory farming, cruelty to animals", etc. appeared!
It would be nice if we could assign the missing tags ourselves again. However, this would have to be done using a filter so that the assignment does not get out of hand.
Best regards
Istanbul
Good morning @Loxiran
You are very diligent! Find ~100 more if you keep searching. The product finder, like the searcher on Migipedia, work very well. With the latter you can even find reviews and forum posts with placeholders.
The problem is the missing tags. If a tag is missing, the product will not be found. So you would have to check the tags periodically and update them when an item in the range changes. My estimate is an average of six to 10 tags per product. For those with many labels, it can be even more - and that's three, so that the national languages are covered.
On the "old" Migipedia, you could assign the tags yourself. A registered user could create, change and delete their tags. Those of users and guests could not be customized. It wasn't the many misspelled or misspelled tags that falsified the search, but the tags that were actually set incorrectly. I don't know whether this was intentional or not. The most incorrectly set tags were "vegan and vegetarian", although the products were "animal". Let's stay with the animals: suddenly tags like "factory farming, cruelty to animals", etc. appeared!
It would be nice if we could assign the missing tags ourselves again. However, this would have to be done using a filter so that the assignment does not get out of hand.
Best regards
Istanbul
