Google has been lying about their search results [video]
A leak from Google's GitHub shows the search algorithm tracks user clicks and time on pages, raising concerns about search result accuracy, treatment of smaller websites, and SEO strategies.
Read original articleA recent leak from Google's GitHub account has exposed discrepancies in the company's search algorithm. The leaked information reveals that Google tracks user clicks and time spent on a page to evaluate the success of search results, contradicting previous claims. This development has sparked concerns about Google's treatment of smaller websites and its potential impact on SEO strategies and online marketing campaigns.
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Google is, in the average case, so beyond past its prime; and so wildly ineffective at hiring that most of the place should be shut down. It really, truly, has become a joke. The fictional firm Hooli from “Silicon Valley” is scarcely more bizarre, confused, incompetent, and harmful than modern Google.
And hey, if they did shut down most the place, they could stop fucking with search results because they just wouldn’t need so much money anymore.
In an ideal world, Google would have regarded as an experiment. Its founders, investors, employees, and society would look at it critically and ask “what can we ascertain has been good and what has been harmful?” And, in my opinion anyways, everything except search, mail, g-suite, and a couple other things would be ended — including ads. With a more than minimal team, Google’s cash reserves would be more than sufficient to keep all that running for decades if not centuries to come.
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