Exclude certain options/multiple options in the Game Finder

I'm not sure if this has been suggested already but I didn't see it when I looked for it...
In the Game Finder could there be an option to exclude certain options? Or, essentially the same thing would be to allow multiple options to be selected, instead of having to select "Terminator" OR "Standard" OR "Doubles” OR “Any”, you could select "Standard" AND "Terminator" but not include "Doubles" games (in order to find all games that are either Standard or Terminator games).
This may not seem very significant with just one of the options (like game type), but when you factor in the other options there can be a lot of different combinations to search for. For example, sometimes I have done 6 to 8 different searches to find any games that are some combination of standard or terminator, sequential, escalating or flat rate, 3 or 6 players, chained or unlimited fortifications, classic map or Brazil or Africa or Space or USA, etc.
Does this make sense? Is there already a way to do this that I’m not aware of? If not, do others think this might be helpful? Let’s hear some thoughts on this…
In the Game Finder could there be an option to exclude certain options? Or, essentially the same thing would be to allow multiple options to be selected, instead of having to select "Terminator" OR "Standard" OR "Doubles” OR “Any”, you could select "Standard" AND "Terminator" but not include "Doubles" games (in order to find all games that are either Standard or Terminator games).
This may not seem very significant with just one of the options (like game type), but when you factor in the other options there can be a lot of different combinations to search for. For example, sometimes I have done 6 to 8 different searches to find any games that are some combination of standard or terminator, sequential, escalating or flat rate, 3 or 6 players, chained or unlimited fortifications, classic map or Brazil or Africa or Space or USA, etc.
Does this make sense? Is there already a way to do this that I’m not aware of? If not, do others think this might be helpful? Let’s hear some thoughts on this…