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Bonus trick. Experts Exchange actually often has some good stuff on it. The pages are designed to make you think you have to buy a subscription to see the ans
by gregable 16y ago
Bonus trick. Experts Exchange actually often has some good stuff on it. The pages are designed to make you think you have to buy a subscription to see the answers, but if you simply scroll down beyond the ads for their service the answers (which aren't scraped from elsewhere) are visible near the bottom of the page. Yes annoying, I wish they didn't work this way, but there are times that I've found experts exchange to be the most useful result.
- lukeinth 16y agoThat may be the case sometimes, but as far as I'm concerned they are spam. I would like the option to blacklist sites from my results. Wouldn't it be great if we had choice.
- X-Istence 16y agoThis only seems to be the case when coming from Google, if you refresh the page or paste the link to a co-worker the results are gone. As for the long list of crap between the question and the answer, use AdBlock to remove that various DIV's.
- Nick_C 16y ago> which aren't scraped from elsewhere They used to be scraped from usenet. They may well still be, but I don't have any current evidence. Are they still doing that?