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"Gaming their algorithm" sounds like a fancy way of saying SEO. If Google can produce for me a more accurate (or concise) title, it should only help me find wha
by lelandfe 5y ago
"Gaming their algorithm" sounds like a fancy way of saying SEO. If Google can produce for me a more accurate (or concise) title, it should only help me find what I'm looking for.
Forcing folks to trudge through inaccurate titles – or hoping people know the tells of a "spammy site" title – does not seem a better alternative.
- withinboredom 5y agoMy favorite is when the title sounds like what you’re looking for only to discover it’s a page full of ads and keywords. The original title doesn’t even match. That causes me to lose faith in google not a better experience.
- lelandfe 5y agoIf that actually happens, I'm surprised the article doesn't cover it. I've never experienced that.
- withinboredom 5y agoI’ve found it most on the 2nd or 3rd page when googling specific but not common error messages.
- addingnumbers 5y ago> "Gaming their algorithm" sounds like a fancy way of saying SEO It's quite the opposite, "Search Engine Optimization" is the fancy euphemism for gaming the algorithm.