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I'd be curious about your opinion. I have no real love for search engines, but if I'm going to the trouble of putting things on the internet in public vs. just
by noirbot 2y ago
I'd be curious about your opinion. I have no real love for search engines, but if I'm going to the trouble of putting things on the internet in public vs. just sending them to people directly, presumably it would be because I want people outside of my circle of friends to see it. If you're not out personally marketing/reposting your blog/site places, search engines are pretty much the only other way people would find you.
And even if I saw your site on here, say, and liked it, if I don't bookmark it immediately, I'd still go to a search engine to try to re-find it in the future if I wanted to go back. Not to say you need to be doing paid ads or trying to raise your SEO or whatever, but I've had times where I remember some unique phrase from an article I read years ago and Google can use that to find the original source.
- m3047 2y ago> putting things on the internet in public vs. just sending them to people directly A large proportion of the resources I host on-prem are just that. Stuff that's too large for email, or isn't static, or may get updated. Unless people host their own email server (like I do), it's going to e.g. Gmrgle anyway if you email it to them. Maybe it gets blocked, maybe it gets fubared. Uploading it to an on-prem server and sending the link in an email is no more trouble and any issues are easier to debug.