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Frankly, I'm not fussed whether the majority of users would use it right. I posted this as an entirely self-serving request for a way to make my results cleane
by nervechannel 16y ago
Frankly, I'm not fussed whether the majority of users would use it right.
I posted this as an entirely self-serving request for a way to make my results cleaner.
Also: If the majority of users do like eHow, then that's a sign it's not spam. But a lot of 'power users' consider it spam. This is an argument FOR personalised blacklists, not against them.
- SimonPStevens 16y agoThat's the point. It might make your results clearer, but it doesn't solve the problem for good original content producers which is the real issue here, not the individual.
- bambax 16y agoExactly. The point is that users who consider eHow useful, don't filter it, and users who do, do. Let the user decide instead of doing it for them.