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Yeah, I think incentives play a part. Similar to YouTube where a cesspool is usually good for them but not for you. Given Bing and DuckDuckGo don't have the sa
by whatyesaid 4y ago
Yeah, I think incentives play a part. Similar to YouTube where a cesspool is usually good for them but not for you.
Given Bing and DuckDuckGo don't have the same incentives I wonder if their results are any better.
- Nextgrid 4y agoBing and DDG have absolutely the same problem. Microsoft has turned their entire ecosystem (including OS) into an advertising-saturated cesspool. DDG might be "okay" for a while just because they're still trying to gain marketshare, but the underlying incentives are the same. A paid search engine is the only solution that aligns the end-user's incentives with the search engine provider's.