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Cool, so will the relevant wiki page, which is almost certainly both the most linked to and most desired page for almost all "thing" searches, go back to being
by akdor1154 4y ago
Cool, so will the relevant wiki page, which is almost certainly both the most linked to and most desired page for almost all "thing" searches, go back to being result #1 instead of buried under content farms, copyspam, and Medium trash?
- dannyw 4y agoWikipedia doesn't run AdSense. Content farms run AdSense. Google algo updates have revenue as one of the core metrics.
- pas 4y ago> Google algo updates have revenue as one of the core metrics. While this is almost trivially true based on what we know of (the world, big tech companies, Google in particular, etc), do we have direct supporting evidence for this?
- gregw134 4y agoThis is just completely untrue.
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- spaceman_2020 4y agoMaybe we’ll finally get recipe pages where the recipe isn’t buried under 2000 words of drivel just to bump the SEO score
- gempir 4y agoBread recipe Well you see already in ancient rome they made bread this way............... [2 pages of story time] AD AD AD Ingredients separated by more Ads
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- tasuki 4y agoWhy not search Wikipedia directly?