> Try telling a "googler" this and theyll go "noooo but for Google it's different because Google has determined that's optimal and good for user experience". It

> Try telling a "googler" this and theyll go "noooo but for Google it's different because Google has determined that's optimal and good for user experience". It's difficult to get someone to understand something when their paycheck depends on them not understanding it. In my experience googlers are very capable of saying “Google is bad but my salary is good”. Plenty of people understand things that are contrary to their paycheck. That said, Google generally respects Wikipedia’s and others license to the data. And it is generally in the users best interest to get to desired content/information in less steps, regardless of the data’s provenance.