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Ask Amazon; they're the ones who said they'd remove these listings, not derank them. I assume that means they understand the difference.
by liability 7y ago
Ask Amazon; they're the ones who said they'd remove these listings, not derank them. I assume that means they understand the difference.
- maxerickson 7y agoThat's not the question. The question is if you object to a platform having a listing standard, can you at the same time not object to them having a ranking standard. Because sophistry aside, being ranked 15,000 for "column 298" reasons is the same thing as being removed. And then being ranked by "column 298" is the same thing as being ranked by orangeness or whatever, it's a subjective score.