I find it difficult to search existing topics for relevance to whatever my question relates. As an example I was trying to site-search information on Eggs (my latest endeavor to sous vide master.) I found some older articles but did not yield what I had found previously.
Is there a good “rule-of thumb” for finding existing topic specific information without starting a new topic?
My search on EGGS was less than successful. But I eventually found the information on: Guide to Sous Vide Eggs | The Food Lab
I find the search function on here actually to be pretty good (just did a search on eggs and it came up with a bunch of useful articles).
But, yes, there’s a LOT of amazing guides and articles over on Serious Eats.
Generally, I’ll Google whatever I’m looking for. It’ll usually grab a bunch of articles on here as well as other sites that have sous vide information.
Heh…and I’m still not using my APC for eggs. 
To me, it seems more work than the current (old) methods for preparing them.
Yeah, my first look is usually Serious Eats and also the recipes page on Anova. There are some useful stuff here, too.
Also, I’d say it’s completely fine to create a new topic even though a similar topic has been created.
Sweet. I’m gonna go start a new thread called “Add to existing or start new?”
Knock your socks off @acs.