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Not necessarily. You'll still be able to nuke the whole domain from your results, permanently. That means you'll see the spam once, and getting a new domain pro
by viraptor 3y ago
Not necessarily. You'll still be able to nuke the whole domain from your results, permanently. That means you'll see the spam once, and getting a new domain promoted to the top takes time and effectively money.
I also hope that domains which get blocked by lots of people will get reviewed for global downranking, but I don't think that's happening yet?
- anon-3988 3y agoThat is true, I really wish I can tell Google to simply filter out learncpp.com and some other websites.
- thegeekpirate 3y agoYou can with browser extensions, fwiw.
- miohat 3y agouBlacklist can only block sites. But Kagi can raise or lower sites in pagerank, and can pin sites on the top. Boosting sites up in the result is more efficient than blocking spam sites one by one.
- SlimyHog 3y agoSince the browser extension only works on the FE, this just means you are hiding the site and receiving fewer results on a page.
- hyperpl 3y agoI managed to filter that, geeksforgeeks.org and towardsdatascience.com out with Kagi. It's quite helpful being able to slightly reduce prioritization on a per site basis so that instead of showing up as top result it'll be buried a bit but still accessible.