There are many issues for the content farmers, too: * hard to search => less google juice * hard to cross-reference => less retention, harder to build link far

There are many issues for the content farmers, too: * hard to search => less google juice * hard to cross-reference => less retention, harder to build link farms that aren't ferreted out quickly * slow to consume => higher bandwidth cost Then again, I wouldn't exactly mind if content farmers went out of business :)