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Since there isn't an obvious monetary incentive to push the site down, I'm thinking the second option makes a lot more sense? It's not uncommon for authoritati
by dazc 7y ago
Since there isn't an obvious monetary incentive to push the site down, I'm thinking the second option makes a lot more sense?
It's not uncommon for authoritative content to be plagiarized and one needs to be ever vigilant and be prepared to take direct action rather than relying upon the wisdom of google's algorithms (which seem to be almost wholly ineffective in terms of discriminating against such practices).
- epoch_100 7y agoThere may be a monetary incentive for a polygraph manufacturer to push the site down.
- jkoudys 7y agoThere are also hundreds of law enforcement agencies worldwide who rely on the myth of the "lie detector" in their interrogations.
- throwaway744678 7y agoNot worldwide, no. In the US mainly and perhaps a few others, but that's about it.