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This is pretty bad. Much of the time, your page (which the user clicked on in Google, for instance) won't be near the top of DDG at all. You're essentially sa
by anonymoushn 15y ago
This is pretty bad. Much of the time, your page (which the user clicked on in Google, for instance) won't be near the top of DDG at all. You're essentially saying "You don't want to go to my page, try one of these other pages instead." It also takes an unreasonable amount of time for DDG to load results, compared to whatever site the user was using.
- sudont 15y agoI agree. Not to mention that a non-technical user would view this the same as an ISP’s DNS redirect page, and think the site doesn’t exist.