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The problem that AMP is solving is very real. The issue is that AMP is solving it in the worst way possible. Instead of using this as a ploy to force traffic to
by CaptSpify 9y ago
The problem that AMP is solving is very real. The issue is that AMP is solving it in the worst way possible. Instead of using this as a ploy to force traffic to stay within Google's ecosystem, Google should encourage sites to just slim down their excessive pages.
- ttctciyf 9y agoIt's real for some, but not an issue for others. Google's ill-intent is evident from their continued lack of interest in providing a user-controllable setting to turn it on or off, despite strenuous multiple complaints going back to almost the inception of the technology.
- matz1 9y agoThat is publisher problem, as reader I don't care if traffic has to stay within Google's ecosystem.
- CaptSpify 9y agoYou should. Google already has too much control, and they are already abusing it. Additionally, they are the ones encouraging sites to become what they are today.