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So, Google should blacklist most torrent sites as well, then? See, I think Google's job (let's call it that for lack of something else as I'm typing) is indexi
by JustSomeNobody 11y ago
So, Google should blacklist most torrent sites as well, then?
See, I think Google's job (let's call it that for lack of something else as I'm typing) is indexing the web and showing me relevant links based on what I search for. And that's basically it. If I choose a wrong word and a naughty site pops up, hey, that's my bad. I don't think Google should filter that for me (unless it's an option that I can opt in). Similarly, if I search for software, i don't want Google giving me a curated list of vendors. Good, bad or otherwise.
- pachydermic 11y agoThe point is that they're not showing you what you wanted - if you search for Firefox, I'm pretty sure you don't want a malware-infested version. You want plain old regular malware-free Firefox. So Google isn't showing you what you searched for. If you search for torrents or illegal downloads well that's different, isn't it?
- JustSomeNobody 11y agoI _WANT_ every available option shown. They can sort by relevance, but I best darn well see Download.com on some page of the returned results. I _don't_ need Google censoring the internet.