Some Comments and Errata Regarding Site

Dear Webmaster, I have been a PHP user for a Couple of years now and have been to the site many, many times. I wish to give some feedback and suggestions. First, the site is great! It has a nice sharp look to it and is easy to navigate. Back slaps and butt smacks to those of you who worked/are working hard on it! Second, Please consider the main search bar on the website. I personally would prefer it if that search box remembered where I wanted to search the site. The default is always in the function area. I mean if I come to the site and search for 'FOO' in OD (Online Documentation), when my search results are displayed, all I would need to do was type "moreFOO' and it would search thru OD by default instead of functions. Now I am not saying that I want to be able to set my own preferences for how I use the site and have you store them in a cookie or anything, that would be a huge pain in the butt. No simply only remember my last choice from current visit. I hope that made sense. Thirdly, This is a big one for me. I made an errata observation in my early visits to the site but figured it would be noticed soon. Now it has been quite some time and I realized that the longer I procrastinated, the more difficult the task of correcting it could be. The errata I found is the word 'DEPRECATED', (meaning archaic, to pray against, express disapproval of, play down and belittle). I am of the mind that you are confusing this with 'DEPRECIATED' (meaning to fall in value, lower in estimation or esteem), which is very similarly spelled. They're meanings are in some form similar, but I believe in the this case depreciate is the correct word. I have included below some cut-n-pastes from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary (http://www.m-w.com/) for you to peruse. Thanks much and keep up the great work! Thomas Crowe scarecrowe@scarecrowe.com --DEPRECATE-- Main Entry: dep·re·cate Pronunciation: 'de-pri-"kAt Function: transitive verb Inflected Form(s): -cat·ed; -cat·ing Etymology: Latin deprecatus, past participle of deprecari to avert by prayer, from de- + precari to pray -- more at PRAY Date: 1628 1 a archaic : to pray against (as an evil) b : to seek to avert <deprecate the wrath ... of the Roman people -- Tobias Smollett> 2 : to express disapproval of 3 a : PLAY DOWN : make little of <speaks five languages ... but deprecates this facility -- Time> b : BELITTLE, DISPARAGE <the most reluctantly admired and least easily deprecated of ... novelists -- New Yorker> --DEPRECIATED-- Main Entry: de·pre·ci·ate Pronunciation: di-'prE-shE-"At Function: verb Inflected Form(s): -at·ed; -at·ing Etymology: Late Latin depretiatus, past participle of depretiare, from Latin de- + pretium price -- more at PRICE Date: 15th century transitive senses 1 : to lower in estimation or esteem 2 : to lower the price or estimated value of intransitive senses : to fall in value synonym see DECRY