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Is that bad? It seems obvious to me that some contextual information will lead to better search results. Chances are if someone searches for "plumber" they're m
by cletus 7y ago
Is that bad? It seems obvious to me that some contextual information will lead to better search results. Chances are if someone searches for "plumber" they're more likely to want one in their local area and not, say, in Armenia.
So the only issue is how much contextual information you want to give Google when you search for something.
- criddell 7y agoI don't think it's bad. I was just pointing out that there may not be any such thing as a raw / non-personalized google search.