> I would argue that the public internet has lowered in quality, and the lowering quality of search results simply reflects that the information you're looking

> I would argue that the public internet has lowered in quality, and the lowering quality of search results simply reflects that the information you're looking for often isn't out there. I think that's not the case: There's a lot more people with more diverse backgrounds, from different locations and cultures online now than it was the case 10 years ago. It's just harder to find the places through a "globalized" search that is mostly aiming at commercial offers. From time to time I stumble upon absolute niche blogs (Example from my feed reader: https://singapore60smusic.blogspot.com https://singapore60smusic.blogspot.com) and it reminds me that there's a lot of good resources out there if you find them somehow).