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Why does anyone have to change anything? If a site decides to allocate resources towards content vs. speed is that so bad?

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• pas 9y ago
  Google wants you to search more, visit more pages, so it can show more ads. So it needs a faster Web.
  • BRAlNlAC 9y ago
    yeah. this is why i abandonded Google a couple years ago. it became clear to me that they werent trying to provide me with search results that satisfied my curiosity, everything was tailored to draw me in and keep me searching. it wont send you to a page that is rich with content, itll send you to one stub article after another. i think its kinda hilarious how there is this fixation with load speeds amongst web devs. most people i know are far more concerned with everything other than the load time.
    • jmulho 9y ago
      Uh, there definitely isn’t any fixation with load speeds amongst web devs. If there were, the web wouldn’t be a complete disaster and there wouldn’t be any need for AMP. Users care about load speeds. Web devs care about getting their sites to work when their core i7 workstations are connected to the corporate intranet, and getting paid.