What should you do if you think a query is clearly misspelled?

When you encounter a query that appears to be misspelled, it's essential to focus on understanding the user's intent behind the query rather than solely judging it based on the spelling. Assigning a needs met rating based on user intent means considering what the user is likely trying to find or achieve, even if their query is not correctly spelled. This approach allows for a more accurate assessment of the relevance and quality of the search results.

For instance, even if a search term is not spelled correctly, the results might still be relevant if they align with the user's underlying intention. Understanding this aspect is crucial when evaluating the effectiveness of search results, ensuring that the user receives helpful information that addresses their needs.

Other options may focus too heavily on the technicality of the misspelling without accounting for the user's actual needs or expectations, which can lead to an inaccurate assessment of the query's effectiveness. Focusing on user intent ensures that the evaluation process remains user-centric and reflects the goal of providing meaningful and relevant search results, regardless of minor misspellings.