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I may be naive but I sincerely think this is the first step in a larger sequence of events. Next 'fake' articles/sources will get a lower ranking in searches, t
by retox 10y ago
I may be naive but I sincerely think this is the first step in a larger sequence of events. Next 'fake' articles/sources will get a lower ranking in searches, then they'll be replaced with a button "this result is fake news, click here to read anyway". The final step will be complete removal of sources all together.
And what happens when Google is the subject of a hostile take over and those tools are in the hands of someone else? Slippery slope fallacy, you might cry but we'll see.
- losteverything 10y agoYour post made me think of the Google search as "pure" - yeah algorithms spat out stuff, but a keyword change here or there got different stuff. Now it isn't pure. We need a Pure search engine.