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On the other hand.. An algorithm exists to reduce arbitrarity, and until recently there wasn't much question about Google's success in that department. Now tho
by eCa 15y ago
On the other hand..
An algorithm exists to reduce arbitrarity, and until recently there wasn't much question about Google's success in that department. Now though, they are a competitor against other search results and - since the algorithm is in Google's possession - it is not too big a leap to suspect that the algorithm might be tweaked just enough in Google's favour.
- vectorpush 15y agoit is not too big a leap to suspect that the algorithm might be tweaked just enough in Google's favour No, it is not a "big leap", but that doesn't mean it's true. It is conceivable that the search results are organic, especially given the content. It is also conceivable that an impartial query could determine that a G+ page (or any other page) is more relevant than the source article.