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Something tells me the solution of removing "bad" pages isn't as trivial as you seem to imply it is here...
by Klathmon 9y ago
Something tells me the solution of removing "bad" pages isn't as trivial as you seem to imply it is here...
- amelius 9y agoThe important point is that it's orthogonal to search. You can make SEO-penalization as complicated as you want without affecting search. The only thing search should be able to deal with is a SEO-penalty which is just a number.
- ryanianian 9y agoIs your point that SEO-penalization is just a sorting implementation concern? I think Google does far more than that - perhaps removing/banning sites or categories of content that are deemed to be gaming their system.
- amelius 9y agoNo, I was replying to what derefr said. And removing/banning sites can be done by setting the SEO-penalty to infinity. I'm not trivializing anything. All I'm saying is that the concerns can be separated.