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It's not going to potentially harm him, not being listed by Google is arguably equivalent to ceasing to exist. It's a nice gesture, but I cannot imagine how thi
by deminature 7y ago
It's not going to potentially harm him, not being listed by Google is arguably equivalent to ceasing to exist. It's a nice gesture, but I cannot imagine how this is good idea in practice, regardless of how you view Google ethically.
- pmlnr 7y agoYeah, no. Ultra-Local business - eg. ice cream truck - really don't need a google presence in any way.
- alanbernstein 7y agoYeah, no. A programmer's blog is not an ultra-local business.
- pmlnr 7y agoParent edited.
- AlexandrB 7y agoIf your blog is mostly a portfolio, there’s no reason for it to be “discoverable”. You can just link potential employers directly to it. Arguably it’ll be a net benefit because it might cut down on recruiter spam. Alternatively, maybe this problem can be solved by bringing back web rings :P