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I'd love to be able to add a tag to a search to have it exclude sites with any kind of monetization, I know that's not realistic cuz that's where Google makes m

I'd love to be able to add a tag to a search to have it exclude sites with any kind of monetization, I know that's not realistic cuz that's where Google makes most of its money (or do they make most of their money somewhere other than advertising these days?). Anyways, yeah, I'm sick of SEO optimized, click optimized, advertising optimized, affiliate link optimized crap.

vivekraghunatha 5y ago
(Founder of Neeva here) -- Chris -- I love the idea. Neeva does this in a contextually relevant manner to the intent of the query. For example, on health queries, we label all health sites as "trusted", "ad-supported" etc. and allow you to filter down to the appropriate subset of results. For programming queries, we label sites as "official sites", "forums", "blogs", "code repos", "programming websites" (the SEO-ed ones). We work with human raters to do this. Would love to hear if you find it useful and what other labels would be of use.