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It'll cause a slew of even more direct manipulation services to pop up to either up-rate the current site or down-rate competitors. Not to mention further fueli
by dotnet00 3y ago
It'll cause a slew of even more direct manipulation services to pop up to either up-rate the current site or down-rate competitors. Not to mention further fueling cancel culture.
What they should do is let people set preferences for how they want domains ranked in their personal results, and then use longer term trends on how those lists evolve.
- Joel_Mckay 3y agoIndeed, initially the stats are random, but Google already blacklists domains that hammer their services. People have tried the click-army approach many times.... only to discover their efforts are fleeting due to cross-checking the rank with CDN and DNS traffic.