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They say "Our long-term goal is to define badging for high-quality experiences, which may include signals beyond just speed. We are building out speed badging i
by robbrown451 7y ago
They say "Our long-term goal is to define badging for high-quality experiences, which may include signals beyond just speed. We are building out speed badging in close collaboration with other teams exploring labelling the quality of experiences at Google"
That seems to cover such things.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoI'm worried that their definition of "high-quality experiences" will be the same one as typically used in UX on the web - i.e. how much money did the users ultimately made the site, and not whether they actually had a good time.
- robbrown451 7y agoI understand a lot of the distrust of Google her one HN, but I also don't think that would be their style. To me, the sites done with Google ads aren't the ones that are the problem, then tend to load fast and not put a bunch of crap in your face. Yeah they track you and such, not denying that or supporting that, but Google generally pushes back against the sort of bad experience you find at so many sites.