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I think you are right. They might be using a plethora of other factor as an addition to back links; however, genuine links from authoritative sources still seem
by stanislavb 2y ago
I think you are right. They might be using a plethora of other factor as an addition to back links; however, genuine links from authoritative sources still seem to be the best "voting" mechanism to bubble up good content/results.
I can imagine that Reddit could join the search war - first, they have so much user gen content that people are deliberately looking for; second, they could use the voting mechanisms that are already in place to give preference to the "better" content. Of course, I might be wrong :).
- cryptoz 2y agoThe part where you might be wrong is the part where Reddit does it. IIRC they have been “working really hard on a better search” for Reddit for…15 years? Every couple years spez will pop up and claim they almost have it! I wouldn’t hold my breath.