Keywords can't be defined as "public" or "private", but it would sometimes be nice to make that distinction. For example, if I have a keyword Foo that uses a keyword Bar, and this is the only place Bar is ever or should ever be used, I don't want Bar showing up in search results. There should be a way of hiding these "private" keywords.
A convention used in python code is to use a leading underscore to denote methods as "private". Perhaps the hub should use a similar convention, ignoring keywords that begin with a leading underscore.
Keywords can't be defined as "public" or "private", but it would sometimes be nice to make that distinction. For example, if I have a keyword Foo that uses a keyword Bar, and this is the only place Bar is ever or should ever be used, I don't want Bar showing up in search results. There should be a way of hiding these "private" keywords.
A convention used in python code is to use a leading underscore to denote methods as "private". Perhaps the hub should use a similar convention, ignoring keywords that begin with a leading underscore.