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Wow, a "shoestring low priority" project gets top search result placement, a custom icon callout, and cannot be disabled. What do the high-pri projects get?
by millstone 8y ago
Wow, a "shoestring low priority" project gets top search result placement, a custom icon callout, and cannot be disabled. What do the high-pri projects get?
- majewsky 8y agoHigh-prio projects get to be a requirement for commenting on Youtube.
- systemBuilder 8y agoThose moves were meant to stop mobile search from dying. You may not believe it, but you really haven't a clue of how bad things looked for Google when they conceived of AMP to stop the bleeding of open searchable content into walled gardens apps, and proprietary HTML replacements (yeah i'm talking YOU, Facebook.). If you want all news to come from unsearchable single website apps, go ahead, kill AMPHTML, the only open alternative.
- dralley 8y agoWhat's your response to this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19632481 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19632481? If that's the goal, then it does not seem universally effective.