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I notice this a lot - when I'm search for information on a specific topic, or discussion around a specific error message from a library, there's several sites t
by jmcgough 5y ago
I notice this a lot - when I'm search for information on a specific topic, or discussion around a specific error message from a library, there's several sites that scrape someone else's content for the purposes of displaying ads, and google doesn't always do a great job of delisting them.
The other thing I hate is "top 10" lists or "is x healthy" articles etc made by a writer who has to churn out x number of articles a day. They end up doing no more than surface-level research on said topic, the site or blog makes money from ads or referral links, and I waste a minute in figuring out that the blog is low quality.
Online ads have had such a negative impact on the quality of web content.