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That depends on how you slice the phrase "intended to." Google is not supposed to return whatever Page Rank spits out, it's supposed to return the most relevant
by lmkg 17y ago
That depends on how you slice the phrase "intended to." Google is not supposed to return whatever Page Rank spits out, it's supposed to return the most relevant page to the user's query. Page Rank is a means to an end. If Page Rank is returning an article about facebook logins, rather than the facebook login, for the search query 'facebook login,' I would not consider it to be working as intended.
- protomyth 17y agoI am with you on this. All the debate about user experience, proper tool for the job, etc. is interesting, but in what use case would it be valid to return any page higher than the actual Facebook login page for the query "facebook login"?