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Its completely different because now baz.com gets control over foo.com in an invisible way just by virtue of "linking" with a portal. (and you can be sure that
by throwaway2048 7y ago
Its completely different because now baz.com gets control over foo.com in an invisible way just by virtue of "linking" with a portal.
(and you can be sure that anyone that dosen't allow google to "portal" their pages will be damnatio memoriae'd into oblivion on results pages)
- ehsankia 7y agobaz.com doesn't take control over foo.com, and it's not invisible. You click on a link and the domain changes, it's as old as the internet itself. The only difference is that the new page will be embedded into the old one, instead of there being a clear cut transition.
- chronicler 7y agoEveryone seems to have just jumped into the 'Google is evil' bandwagon without even putting thought into it.