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Can they then at least pick one scraping site from all the others (to prevent duplicate information)? Although this is perfectly legal, there is quite a few bi
by w00pla 17y ago
Can they then at least pick one scraping site from all the others (to prevent duplicate information)?
Although this is perfectly legal, there is quite a few big sites that scrapes Wikipedia and adds ad-sense. If you are searching for a narrow topic, page 1-2 is WP and WP copies.
As a sidenote - I see that Google Search has upvotes, comments and deletes in the search - yet it does not seem as if anyone uses it. Why? Why can't the user at least blacklist sites?
- mvandemar 17y agoThat's only if you are logged in, and it only affects that user.You cannot up/down vote the Google results for everyone.
- pbhjpbhj 17y ago>If you are searching for a narrow topic, page 1-2 is WP and WP copies. It would be good to have a "remove all pages with Wikipedia content" button on searches. Sometimes it seems half the results are simply Wikipedia copies.