3 ms·
You can teach them to do it yourself by bouncing back from Quora and going to another result. Perhaps it'll also encourage Quora to remove their paywall from se
by Akababa 7y ago
You can teach them to do it yourself by bouncing back from Quora and going to another result. Perhaps it'll also encourage Quora to remove their paywall from search engine referrers, as many news sites have done.
- ravenstine 7y ago> You can teach them to do it yourself by bouncing back from Quora and going to another result. Isn't that what a lot of us are already doing? Quora used to actually be OK, but it's been total trash for the last few years and I can't think of a single time I've found a good answer through that site. Maybe Google doesn't deindex them because it will seem anti-competitive? After all, they've publicly stated that they're more interested in providing "answers" than being a search engine.
- beatgammit 7y agoPrecisely. I've never had a problem and I only used it for one-off answers, usually to look for links to authoritative content. I don't think I've ever felt the need to click on a link on their site...
- gardnerbickford 7y agoOr install uMatrix, by the author of uBlock. It spoofs your referrer all the time, unless you trust a site explicitly.