Please stop blaming the victims. Yes, it's a good idea for people to defend themselves. That doesn't make publishers any less responsible when they betray thei

Please stop blaming the victims. Yes, it's a good idea for people to defend themselves. That doesn't make publishers any less responsible when they betray their readers to aggregators like Google. > As publisher You're telling your readers they need to talk to some other host - which may be owned by Google or similar - to get part of the page. Then you claim that it's their fault for being stupid (really: ignorant) enough to listen to you?