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NaPoWriMo Day 6: Auto Complete Win

4/6/2014

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Google is a wonderful too that can be used for both good and evil. One entertaining feature Google offers is auto complete. When you start typing a word into Google, it attempts to complete your word or phrase with suggestions that are based off your browsing history (if any) and data about common searches.

Some of the phrases and words that come up are downright outrageous.

The Prompt: Auto Complete Madness

Open up a web browser and head over to google.com. Make sure you are not logged in to a google/gmail account before you start (bonus points for clearing your browsing history and deleting cookies too). Start typing a word or phrase you don't type very often. Let the auto complete suggestions guide you.

You may find some intriguing title ideas using this method.

Check back every day in April for a new prompt. 


Note: Contest participants are not required to use these prompts and you don't need to be registered for the contest to take advantage of them. They should be inspiration for all!
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