Then you can search for 'pineapple search sucks' when your pin doesn't show up on a search. Add 'pinterest search sucks' to the description of anything pinterest refuses to find. Pinned objects can be stored on a variety of. Come to think of it, maybe that's a solution. Your resources may be text files (CSV, JSON, etc.), Arrow/Feather files, or any other format you use to share data. You can find these saved pins in the Maps setting. A lot of times I end up pinning another picture, which I title 'pineapple placeholder' and then I add the keywords 'pineapple recipe pinterest search sucks' to its description and the actual url of the pin I want to find in the notes section. Once you click Save, you can put that location into various default lists like Favorites, Want to go, etc. And someone else pointed out that if you add 'recipe' to pineapple and search for 'pineapple recipe' that can help (it sometimes helps, but not always). Sometimes completely redoing the pin with the exact same keywords will work.

It's so bad that I usually check after I pin to see if my pin will show up using the keyword I think I'm most likely to use in the future. I can save multiple pins with the exact same keywords in the description and Pinterest will find some but not all.

I came here (again) hoping that someone had a solution.

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