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To be honest, I think we already have the spam/quality issues[1], it's just that web spidering systems have to wade through and discard most of the presentation
by jka 6y ago
To be honest, I think we already have the spam/quality issues[1], it's just that web spidering systems have to wade through and discard most of the presentation-layer cruft before they begin to determine the value of the content.
Allowing users to access information more directly and reducing the cost + complexity of content extraction seem like worthwhile goals.
[1] Edit: clarification: even in embedded semantic web data (microformats, etc)