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I appreciate the author’s work on so many projects, but the quote doesn’t resonate with me. There is a new post almost every day on HN about “saving the Web” th
by kickscondor 6y ago
I appreciate the author’s work on so many projects, but the quote doesn’t resonate with me. There is a new post almost every day on HN about “saving the Web” that gets voted to the top - and it has been this way for several years now.
But I don’t think fixing broken links is at the top of our priority. Many links need to be broken. And I’m glad my old stuff isn’t around. Hopefully much of my new stuff will go away too. I think this is just humanity’s process - to sift through it all and hang on to the pieces people want to save.
- C1sc0cat 6y agoNot for enterprise SEO or inbound marketing it isn't - I worked for part of Reed Elsevier we found 12-15% of link to the home page went to the "wrong" page. You can recover a lot of value from recovering old links that would take a lot of effort to replace.