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Is the license fee really for a simple link? I'd think the other publishers would love for sites like Google to be linking content and driving traffic to their
by ams6110 8y ago
Is the license fee really for a simple link? I'd think the other publishers would love for sites like Google to be linking content and driving traffic to their platforms.
If it's about scraping content and presenting it in a separate feed or otherwise outside of the source platform, I can see why they would not want that.
- blihp 8y agoI was wondering the same thing then read in the article that links with 'single word' descriptions are ok. So my guess is that it's aimed a "linkers" who quote a significant fraction of an article (I.e. eliminating the reason to click on the link)
- vageli 8y ago> I was wondering the same thing then read in the article that links with 'single word' descriptions are ok. So my guess is that it's aimed a "linkers" who quote a significant fraction of an article (I.e. eliminating the reason to click on the link) Wouldn't that also preclude inclusion of the title? How would single word descriptions even be meaningful beyond being used as citation link anchors?