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In a perfect world that would have been a great feature. But I can't see google preventing abuse. In the past I worked for this company and we all (200+ of us)
by shimi 18y ago
In a perfect world that would have been a great feature. But I can't see google preventing abuse.
In the past I worked for this company and we all (200+ of us) gave our product a 5 start rating review at download.com.
This rating system is more open to abuse
- gojomo 18y agoYou have to be a logged-in user to rearrange results, and (at least initially/officially) only you see your own rearrangements. As a logged-in user, Google can view your entire activity to judge your trustworthiness before propagating your judgements to others. Compared to link spam or click spam (on ads or via toolbars), that's easier to evaluate.