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Yes, a lot of people agree on that. But you don't need to block Google from your site to stop AMP.The way this article is written it makes it seem like the only
by heyyyouu 7y ago
Yes, a lot of people agree on that. But you don't need to block Google from your site to stop AMP.The way this article is written it makes it seem like the only way to have AMP not affect your site is by blocking Google entirely, and that's simply not the case. I think that's why those of us who understand how AMP is used are commenting here -- and you can see that people are confused because other people are posting questions about blocking amp, when you don't have to block amp, you don't use it in the first place.
The author should clarify that they're taking extreme measures, but that this isn't required to not use AMP.
- anecdotalShit 7y agothe article clearly states. The reason to block is to improve competition. The lack of competition is the sole reason why google can stongarm amp instead of an open standard