Extra toggle for DnD in search?

Hey, I was wondering. Since DnD is so dominant as it is, if there could be an extra toggle just for "No DnD". That would speed up searches for indie systems by a mile. Cause as it is now, one has to toggle all the systems one is interested in, in order to avoid the wall of DnD ads. But just filtering out DnD would actually give a nice overview about "other" systems that are on the site. Maybe that was already suggested or Im missing that there is such an option already. Thanks in any case. :)

There have been a few attempts to suggest we be able to exclude games from our searches. I feel that pain. That would be my jam though. It has yet to meet the vote threshold to not get closed, but god, I want to exclude systems from my search. I bet it would actually increase the amount of people playing other systems, because right now,I honestly think people trying to avoid things like 'Tolkien' style fantasy often end up giving up and settling for that anyway because they're browbeaten into submission by the lack of options. Having to do the tedious filtering method you describe is definitely enough of a hassle that I just go 'screw it' I'll check the lfg reddit where I can do a custom search like [online] -[5e] -[D&D] -[DnD]. Basically, when Tolkien fantasy is like 80 percent of the games you see, it makes the game finder pretty garbage for people who don't want that. This feels like a case where the nature of the problem has a small effect on who uses the site, and who leaves the site, and causes it to be that much harder to build the user demand to address. My salt is real.

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