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Customizable list of words to ignore to improve search results

I've been usability testing a test version of our ZenRep forums before they go live. Our users frequently use the product name as they are describing an issue (e.g., "Please do [some change] to [product]"). Because the idea filtering is based on an OR list of words, as soon as users type "[product]" 2 things happen:

  1. The website speed crawls to a standstill, making it hard for them to continue typing and increasing their frustration.

  2. A huge list of ideas appear that are no longer of any help whatsoever to them when looking for similar ideas.

I'd like to be able to set certain words (per forum) that can be ignored when filtering the ideas.

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