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You cite Facebook as an example of no meaningful content yet put all the blame upon Google? Maybe content creators are just incentivised into giving 90 percent
by dazc 2y ago
You cite Facebook as an example of no meaningful content yet put all the blame upon Google?
Maybe content creators are just incentivised into giving 90 percent of the public what they want.
- ainiriand 2y agoThe content added to Facebook was not what made the web what it was. The content indexed by Google, in turn, it was. The countless blogs or cooking recipes, fan sites, etc, were overriden with SEO filler slop over the years. OP example of what a content-devoid internet would look like is exactly what Facebook is now. A site that started as the place to connect and share with your friends and family now is just a place that is filled with AI slop and emptiness.
- bryanrasmussen 2y agoI figure if 90% of everything is crap, https://medium.com/luminasticity/90-crap-48e4c79419a9 https://medium.com/luminasticity/90-crap-48e4c79419a9 then if the amount of available content has doubled in a decade, that is probably just too much crap to find the good stuff.