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I'd expect the only rational decision would be to ban the content mill domains from the crawler. Is there really that much value for the search customer in bei
by lumost 6y ago
I'd expect the only rational decision would be to ban the content mill domains from the crawler. Is there really that much value for the search customer in being directed to a generated page?
- tyingq 6y agoThat's the dilemma. NLG of sufficient quality[1] won't be easily detectable as machine generated. [1] "Quality" here meaning how it looks to Google's crawler, not actual quality content.
- lumost 6y agodomains auto-generating junk or derivative content should be detectable from both human annotation or automated means. If a site with low click through rates, traffic and extreme volumes of text appears, it's worth a re-examination by people. In particular at search time, google has a vested interest in limiting both the number of links to a particular domain and the occurrence of content farm links when Wikipedia would suffice. Content farms are pretty detectable in any objective relevance annotation workflow.