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Right, the issue is not that people don't appreciate good content. The issue is that it's harder for people to find it. It's an entrenching of the existing phe
by nerdponx 3y ago
Right, the issue is not that people don't appreciate good content. The issue is that it's harder for people to find it.
It's an entrenching of the existing phenomenon where the only way to know what to trust on the Web is word of mouth.
- EnigmaFlare 3y agoThat's always been the case. Surely you didn't used to trust random information? Ask any schoolteacher how to decide what to trust on the internet at any point in time. They're not going to say "If it's at the top of Google results" or "If it's a well-designed website", or "If it seems legit".