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Of course it is net positive for the early adopters. Google gives preference to its AMP publishers and its search engine. Once we all switch over in pursuance
by ghostbrainalpha 9y ago
Of course it is net positive for the early adopters. Google gives preference to its AMP publishers and its search engine. Once we all switch over in pursuance of the huge gains, the benefits will disappear because the AMP will just be the new cost of entry.
And what freedoms will be lost when we are all required to run AMP website?
- recursive 9y agoAt that point, all the benefits will be reaped by end users. I'm ok with this.
- throwaway2048 9y agoso there is nothing in it for Google?
- recursive 9y agoOh yeah, good point. There's probably something for them too.
- s17n 9y agoFewer than if we are all required to run Facebook pages.