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Should you use skeleton loading when you can’t promise content?

Should you use skeleton loading when you can't promise content?

For example, we have a search where users will be searching from a finite amount of content that they have generated. If they search for something too specific and get 0 results there would be no content displayed.
Is it problematic to sho…

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