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Another thing, I noticed: a weird prioritization of certain sources. E.g., I've a website that is now up for 24 years (there's even some content older than this
by masswerk 3y ago
Another thing, I noticed: a weird prioritization of certain sources. E.g., I've a website that is now up for 24 years (there's even some content older than this, which has moved there), it has my name on it and my name is in the meta data, and – quite naturally – it used to be the top result, when you googled me.
Recently, I discovered that the top results are now some university pages that are not maintained, or even have never been set up. Which really undermines the purpose of the site. (Notably, the site has quite a high number of reported Google search hits, has rather perfect Lighthouse scores, and SEO ratings are high enough that I get SEO related requests – which are happily ignored – on a rather regular basis. It scores about rank 60K in the "Majestic Million". And the site enjoys a few updates/fresh content a few times a year. So this is not a case of obscurity.)