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> This is a weird stance to take about a search engine which is "tell me what to read as a service." If users don't like the change in the search engine algori
by bmarquez 5y ago
> This is a weird stance to take about a search engine which is "tell me what to read as a service."
If users don't like the change in the search engine algorithm (for whatever reason), they'll stop using the search engine. It's not a weird stance to take.
At the very least this HN submission is surfacing search engine competitors like Startpage, Brave, and Kagi.
- mountainb 5y agoPeople can want a search engine that does stuff without running it through a Politburo filter. For a very long time that was the social norm in search engines. DDG marketed itself as "we follow the old norm, pick us and not the other bad guys." Now they are adopting the political censorship norm, contrary to their earlier marketing.