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As far as I've seen, it's been both a centralisation of content and heavy abuse of SEO by large sites to force themselves to the top of basically any search. I
by jacoblambda 8y ago
As far as I've seen, it's been both a centralisation of content and heavy abuse of SEO by large sites to force themselves to the top of basically any search.
I know I have no interest fighting with SEO and I doubt many of the people who host their own small sites do either.
- CM30 8y agoMaybe also add Google's reluctance to truly punish popular/large websites for dubious SEO tactics. If a lot of them got banned just as easily as smaller sites do for similar things (link buying and networks, thin/duplicate content, etc) the results might be quite different.