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I wonder why Google prefers that you block a whole domain instead of a result (what searchwiki did). As said in another comment I wouldn't be confortable to bl
by cake 16y ago
I wonder why Google prefers that you block a whole domain instead of a result (what searchwiki did).
As said in another comment I wouldn't be confortable to block the whole expertsexchange.com domain, I get revelant results sometimes, yet some of the results of the same website are so unhelpful I'm sure I don't want to see them again (auto approved solutions and stuff like that).
It also happens when I search for something I already searched for a while back. Some of the results remain irrevelant, but not necessarily the whole domain.
- rsoto 16y agoI think their reasoning is that if you really want to delete something from the results, it has to be really bad. Hence, you'll likely not want to receive search results from that same site. But I'm no Matt Cutts. Btw, is the link showing up for everybody? It is not for me.
- danilocampos 16y agoBecause there are a raft of bad actors out there with junk sites. Removing them utterly from your personal existence can help make search much more useful. Examples: - Yahoo! Answers - Ezine Articles - Those Efreedom assholes - Experts Exchange (your experience aside, this place is crap for most everyone else) - All the junk sites around appliance manuals - All the other content farms