I agree. That's why I habitually add "wiki" to most of my search phrases in the first place, in order to circumvent the whole SEO trash and get to the point. G

I agree. That's why I habitually add "wiki" to most of my search phrases in the first place, in order to circumvent the whole SEO trash and get to the point. Google prolly cannot earn money simply by featuring high quality stuff like Wikipedia or nerd websites. Usually SEO farms spend money on Google to earn money. So that's why search really cannot improve in my opinion due to this conflict of interest.